NATIONAL ^AlHK ML REPflBTEB
AND FINANCIAL GAZETTEr^^
4
J NEW YORK, JANUARY 1, 1870.
A., cornv.
) OFFICS.
iHtract,
xiaterad aooordlDK to the Act of CoaKre««, In the year 1367, In the Clerk'i Offlce of the District Conrt of the United States, for tftei Bouthern Dlttrlct of New Tort.
COUNTERFEIT GREENBACKS
See Page 8.
N. 7. STOCK SXOBANaE, Page 27.
f IKDBX to
ArkMMt* '2'i
Alataaa IS
OoDUPCtlOUt 1 1
O«lonido 2a
Canada .22
Delawar* 17
DIat. ofOolambla. 17
Pwr»ln, ,,18
nilBoU 19
Indiana 19
lowB 31
Kansaa 22
Kentnekr 20
li«Bla'iana 21
DlalB* 0
MaaaaehRMtM, 10
Marrland 17
(Htohlraa - 20
aUaneMta 21
miMonrl 21
tnontana ,,22
iUiMU(!l»yl 18
STATES.
Mrw Bmnawlek... 22
Mova Hcatia 2i)
Kn-w Ham»ahlr«.... tt
Wew York CInr 12
New York 8tat«w.,13
Mew Jersey 13
Nebraska 22
NeviMla 22
Kortii Carolina 18
OhU 18
Orearon 22
PenneylTania 13
Khoile Island It
l^iitta Carolina 18
Tonnessao ...tH
Texaa 22
rtah Territorr 32
Temsnt 9
Vlrtrlnla 17
West Virginia 17
WIsoonatn 3(
State Banka
COMMEROIAIi REPORTS.
Paints, &c 23
Tin Sc Metalu 23
Drain ADrea 23
Drr Good» 5
Hardware t ;...24
ProvUiona 26
Groceries & Fmlt(.26
Hidea & I>ather... 23
Iilquor 23
Tobacco 23
Vol. vn.
MENDELSON'S
No. 1
NATIONAL
Bank Note Reporter,
AND FINANCIAL GAZETTE.
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w present registration system lias been found by the
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(«nlnat losses by mall. AU Postmasters are obliged to
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-windlers who go through the country repre-
33ating thein^elres to be our agents. All
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World.
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AND
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Issue Cinjular Letters of Credit for Travellers ia
all parts of Europe, &o. Also Commercial
Credits, Bills on Paris, and Sterliag BlUa,
in sums to suit. 5-1
H. BA€H,
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Germany.
a-15
QUOTATIONS FOR SPECIE.
COREBCTKD BT
GEEENEBATTM, BROS. & CO.,
No. 214 Bboadwat, -
(BDTINO RJTB3.
Kew Amer. iiolA f 1 "iOJ^
Old do do \ 2.)
Victoria 3o7sr'as 5 23
OA do do a 22
fa' k of Eng. Notes, .5 2-3
Twenty iraaca 4 CO
Ten Thaler* 9 75
Pru3. Ten Thai.. 9 60
XUuilders 4 80
Snaa. Doubloon* 1 9 S5
P'atriot dp 18 SO
Dec. 23, 1869.
;}paa.Dol, perfect 1 23
Mex. do do 1 23
iewnan Crowna, 1 31
'->ime8&!>^ Dimesl 13
finn. Silver * £ 5 75
Five Franc pes 1 14
Thalers
Species,
Gulden,
im. dollars,
do 1^ do
e5
1 27
4Vi<
1 16!^
Drafts from £1 upwa-a on the Union Bank
OF London, the Royal Bank of Ibeland, the
National Bank of Scotland, and prominent
Banks and Bankers throughout Europe
W. incllAIN, Esq., ia onr aatliorized
aseat for tlie Western States, witto
power to appoint SMb-ageuta.
WFrOUTANT
To Holders of OoTuminent Bonds and other Fleeurltlea
Silver Plut«, Jewelry, or luiy Valusblud.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO. OF N. Y
THE FIRST BSTABLISHED IN THE WORLD,
roil THE
SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES.
UNDER aCABANTEE
(at^l lf,i <1,000 Of Coupon Bonds for one year,)
AND THE
REIVTIIVO OF 8A.irE8
(at from $20 to $75 per annum)
IN ITS
BUftGLAB PBOOF VAULTS,
IN THE
NEW 1IARBI.E nBE-PBOOF BUILDIXG,
142 and US BR0ADWA7,
Comer of Llberty-«t., new toUk.
FRANCIS H. JENKS, President.
Frkdxrick Fostir, Secretary.
tW Premises shown to visitors,.
4-1
Union Mutual
LIFE INSURANCE 00.
DIRECTORS* OFFICE,
No. 27 OOUKT-STRIET,
BOSTON, JL4.SS.
NEW YORK OFFICE,
No. 151 Bboadway.
Assets, nearly $4,000)000*
WENRY CROCKER, President.
DANIEL SHARP, Vice President.
W. H. BOLLISTER, Secretary.
JOHN C. SHARP, Medical Examiner.
H. P. BARTON, Sup. of AKenwee.
DIRECTORS.
HENRY CROCKER,
JAUXS 8AWTKR,
JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS,
GEORaE C. COLLINS,
BRADLEY N. CDJIINGS,
GEO. C. RAND, .
DANIEL SHARP,
JOHN D. LANG,
JOSEPH BBAHeTREET.
EDW. B. SKOCOITB.
GEO ROE DUDLEY,
SEnaLTON BARRY.
THIS COMPANY IS STRICTLY MFTUAL.
All Proats or Surplus returned to Policy-hold-
ers the second year from date of Policy. 5-1
^For LATEST COUNTERFEITS and
FRAUDULENT BANKS see page 3
^ PRIVATE BANKERS, see inside
under their respe tive States.
STAMP DUTIES, Page 6,
MBNDEIiSONS NATOONAL BANE NOTE REPORTER
TO OUR PATRONS,
One and all, a kindly greeting and a "Happy
Nkw Ye jib!"
The publisher having, siDce aesnminj^,
about a year ago, the management of Mes-
dbmon'b National Bane Note Rkfobteb
AND FiNANOIAl. 0>w~— i^-^"" ""Ji
nine -whereof commerceB ■ffith the present
number— rMcived gratifying proofs, that hlg
end^'Of) to make this Reporter the moat reli-
able and valuable publication of its kind, was
not in vain, but kindly recognized by a patron
iziog public, begs to hereby cordially thaok
his Patrons for past favore and to solicit thair
continuance in the future.
Though this publioatlon is intended, and by
most of our subscribers taken and accepted as
not merely a "Counterfeit Detecter," but a
" Bask Note Reporter and Financial Gazette,"
yet one of its integral features consists in de-
scribing the many counterfeits in circulation
and especially reporting new ones as soon as
they appear. Therefore, the following remarks
may not be inappropriate.
That there is an immense amount of coon
terfeits in circulation cannot bo denied ; and,
unless the pubUc at large are more eareful in
the handling of money, the country will soon
be literally swamped with all kinds of bogus
money. Hardly a week pusses, but that there
is one or more new coonterieits pat into circu
latiozL. True, some of tnese counterfeits are so
well executed as to almost defy detection, even
by experts. Besides, the bills ol all the Na-
tional Banks being Drioted from one set of
plates, makes the wirkcf counterfeiters com-
1>aratively easy, as one good plate can be alter-
ed to over 1600 different banks. But the main
fault of this daily increasing svLI, which, if going
oa, cannot laU to ultimately disastrously aifliect
the whole community, lies in the careless
uess, yea, the criminality of (be general public.
It is astonishing how hien, who would not for
any amount of money, commit a criminal act
of another nature, will, when notified that they
have taken a connteifelt, readily answer:
"^ell, I took it in good faith, and somebody
else will have lo suffer; pass it along;" or,
"Nevermind, that will pass; throw it in the
drawer." Or, " So lone as it passes it is good
enough.-' No wonder that our aeents, when
soUciting subscriptions, are ftequently met
with such remarks, as, " We dont want your
Reporter; have no use for it; know all about
money; it's all good, so Ions; as it-paases;
that's ail we want." But as the United States
Treasury is calling in the 2e, 58, 10s, 2Qb, SOs,
and 100a of its greenbacks, to have them re-
placed by a new issue of bUls from new plates,
different in design and execution ; as, further-
more, our National bank notes arc likely to be
called in soon also, in order to be replaced by
another issue, more dif&cnlt to counterlclt— the
day of reckoning will come, when, all the gen-
uine bills once redeemed, th'-se, who "take
and give in payment anything that wVIl pass,"
will fljnd themselves possessed of lots cf stuff
which nobody will redeem except perhaps the
curloBUj dealer or the rag-picker. Therefore,
the business public had bettor take this warn-
ir)g, and instead ot K^ving a cold shoulder to
our agents, readily subHcribe to them, or remit
t ) tlilH (tlTIce for the Reporter, .-iiid consult it
before liikiiig any bill. Wc slinll not full to
alwiiya keej) liicm on lha "qui vive" ou llio
inni tor of couiitcrti itH, whilst onr "Diu 'iam-s"
will teach tlicui liow to bccouio experts.
New York, Dec. 28, 1869.
The latest weekly statement of our city
banks show a greitly reduced legal tender
reserve. But as the " cliques," who still con
trol almost every branch of the New York
Stop.v T?»-»- ef'i '"viuuiufc Lue money market,
want the public to buy part of Iheii heavy
loads of inflated stock-bubbles, and do no*
therefore artificially augment the scarcity of
money ; as, furthermore, currency shipments
jTRADKSlHKN'S NAT. II'K, N. Tf. OSTY.
I 5tO« are reported In clrcululiou.
to the South and Southwest have been but
small of late, and counterbalanced by remit-
tances from the East — the money market has
been of late, and is likely to remaia to the
end of this month and year, easy for call-loans
at 6@7 per cent on governments and inferior
collaterals respectively. For discounts, ap
plications at the banke are fairly active, and
to old customers granted at 7 per cent. A
number of failures in mercantile circles were
annoiniced lately ; but as, notwithstanding, thj
heavy and too sudden decline of gold, which
was likely to disastrously affect importers and
jobbers, the aggregate amounts involved in
this year's mercantile fail res was considera-
bly below last years, money lenders, outside
of banks, were better disposes to loan on time,
and to discount prime comoiercial acceptances
at 8@12 per cent, er single names at 12@20.
Gold) to-day, fluctuated between 120i@121.
It sold within the week as low as 119i — the
lowest figure ever attained since the battle of
Antietam. We cannot refrain from reproduc-
ing the following table of its fluctuations in
this city during the past eight years.
HC2, Lowest. Highest.
January to September.. par
October to December. . . 1<>2
1863..........;.. 129>g
186*...;.^......-.. 151^
1865
1866... ...128
1867 132?^'
1868 133 >^
1869, January 184
February 280%
March.,;.,., ^.180
April. ..131^
May........ ......1845^
June ; 136
July 184>^
August 181>^
September 181
October 128
November 121X
Decenabcr 1 to 24..119Ji
Foreign Exchanges are selling to-day at the
rate of sterling, 60 days', commercial, 1084@
108S ; bankers'. I08|@i ; shortsight, I094@i.
For to-day's quotations in the various
branches ol the New York Stock Exchange,
see page 27.
The amount of the public debt on the Ist
of December, 1869, less cash and sipking fund
in the treasury, was $2,453,559,735.23, making
a total reduction since the la* of September
1865, of $304,129,836.20. and for the current
pnUn;i-. year of $89,147,466.02."
124
137
173J^
285
234
1675^
164 3^-
136 ?i
134fi<
139%
137%
132
128
124
The following extracts from the Report of
Commissioner Wsu.3 in regard to the " Reduc-
tion of the National Debt, Resumption af Spe-
cie Payment, and Taxation," deserve a -most
careful perusal.
REDUCTION OP TEK NATIONAL DEBT.
^ " On the Ist of September, 1865, the amount
of the public debt, then at its maximnm. was,
les? cash in the Treasury, $2,767,689,571.43.
At the commencement of the present fiscal
year, July 1, 1869, the amount of the public
debt, less cash and sinking fund in the treas-
ury, was $2,489,002,480.68. showing <i reduc-
lion to that d ite of $268,687,090.85. Wiihln
(bo 8 imo period, taxes which tf continued to
the present time would hKve yielded, in the
ngjj;regilo, upwards of $2(H),000.000 per an-
num, have alxo been trt)ati!d or relinquished.
To llud a parallel to such results, the liiiancial
LLntory of other nations will be searched to
no purpose.
As to the resumption of specie payments,
Mr. Wells argues thai unless resumption im
plies contraction it will cure but a small por
tion of existing evils. If it were possible to
substitnte 700.000,000 of gold dollars for the
700,000,000 of paper dollars in circulation
and to hold that amount in the country, there
would be the same inflation of prices, the
same disproportion betw^ien imports and ex
ports, and the same laability to dispose of the
products of domestic industry in foreign mar
ketfl. To be sure, it would be impossible to
retain such an amount of gold in the conntry
except by laws of impossible barbarism ; but
wherein would the reduction of the eold cub-
rency then, throngh exportation, differ from
the rednciion of the present paper cnrrescv
through a judicious and well ordered wlrh
drawal.
There is do such thing possible as the re-
sumption and continuance of specie payment
with a continuance of our abnormal system of
foreign trade and exchanges ; and for the
simple reason that gold will not stay here
and would long ago have left us to the last
dollar, had not the bonds of the National
Government been available for the settlement
of adverse foreign balances in the place of
■gold. We must reduce prices, so that foreign
nations will be willing, because it is for their
interest, to exchange product for product
And to accomplish this, tbet e must be coo
traction, for, to reduce prices permanently
and equitably, while maintaining $700,000,000
of irredeemable paper money, is simply an
imnoBsibility.
Seven hundred millions of paper money
could not be kept redeemable with lees than
seven hundred milliens of gold, becatise with
such an amount of currency it would inevita
bly be depreciated, and hence gold would
bear a premium which every holder of papef
would be desirous to realize. With four hun
dred millions of paper, on the other hand, a
hundred millions of gold would probably be
ample, because the currency, not beintf in ex-
cess of the wants of commerce, would not
suffer depreciation, and, gold and paper being
on otherwise equal terms, paper would be
preferred for its greater convenience in use,
just as in 1860 the banks were fully able to
redeem all of their circulation which was pro-
sejted for payment, although having but 18
cents of specie on each dollar of Immediate
liabilities. It is not the ratio between gold
and paper that needs to be regulated, but the
ratio between the amount of paper in circula
tion and the volume of National production
and exchange, of which it is the instrument.
The Commissioner, in view of the above
considerations, is constrained to believe that
centraction, direct and undisguised, is the one
neeeesity of the situation.
TAX ATI ox.
In considering the question of future taxa-
tion, the Commissioner estimates that at the
present rates t^-e surplus for 1869-70 will ex-
ceed that of 1868-69, viz. : $80,000,000. The
gain fo*- the same time by the reduction of ex-
penditures is estimated at $26 000,000. We
shall also gain, he thinkf", by the elasticity of
the revenue, say from $12,000,000 to $15,000.-
000. The sum of those items makes the esti-
mated surplus for the current fiscal year $124,-
000.000.
The possession of a suiplus so large invests
with more than ordinary interest the question
of its disposition. Shall the whole of the sum
he applied to the reduction of the principal of
the uaiional debt, or shall a fair proporiionof
it be remitted to the people by the abatement
or removal of their taxes ? Of these two cour-
ses iho Commissioner uiihr(<iti;titi};ly decliires
his conviction that the latter is the more ex-
pedient—If indeed It is not nb.ioluti'ly iuipera-
MENDBLSON'S NATIONAL BANK NOTE RBPORTER.
8
t\ve, demanded alike by tho highest ecouoml
ciil counideraiioiis iir.d by iliu nlmost uiirtni-
niiniH Heut iiieiit ol' lliH pnopl"- Wiib thj"' view
he iiniposHH tliiit. Ill" Niiiii of rtliy milliuri.s ol
doUara bo liiken hh I Ins nit'sisiiri) of diH laxeH
to bti removud or icduct'd, and that snich ra
duciion should bo directed. BmI, to rtdieviiig
iudiiHtry as much an possible of unimcesHary
burdous, ttiid allowing it to obtain its material
at the minimum xosi ; and, secondly, to the
diminution ot Uio coat of tlie «»lemeiits <)f llviug
to the great ina»A of the people, in their capa
oily as cousiiiiu'rs, ii re.-pcctive of tho ooiiside-
raiion whether tiioy are or are not producers
of wealth.
The three principal Bourcefl of receipts under
t le Internal Kevonue are the tuxos on distilled
spirits and formenied liquors, on tobacco and
ou inoomea. 'I'ho rate of taxa ion on tue tirsi,
of these two has been flstjd at a standard
which the experience of the past joar has
proved to be most productive. The taxes on
whisky, beer and tobacco should not, in the
opinion of the Commissioner, be modifled,
unless it is desired to repeat the disagreeable
experience of lormer years, and to perpetuate
the power of corrupt organizaiiong.
The tax levied under the head ot incomes is
of a different character, and demands essen-
tial modificatious. The Commissioner would
reoommeud that, beginning with tho next reg-
ular assessment, the present rate of five per
cent be reduced to three per cent upon the
net incomes ot individuals. He also recom-
men s that the absolute exemption remain as
at present fixed at $1,000, but that the exemp-
tion on account of rent be strictly limited to
an amount sulHcient to relieve from taxntiou
the rentals of the laboilug class ; for instance,
$200. He further reoommeuds the repeal of
the following taxes :
1. The whole body of what la known as special
taxes or licenses— those levied ou banks and
bankers, and upon nmnnf acturers and dealers
In spirits, beer, aud tobacco, being, however, re-
taineck The loss of revenue on this amount will
not be in excess of ten millions of dollars.
Z. The taxes on the gross receipts of railroads,
Stage coaches, insurance, telegraph and express
Companies, canals, ferries, ships, barges, and
steamboats. The loss of revenue from this
source wiU not be in excess oJ! seven mliyiops of
dollars.
3. The ta.xes on the sales of articles not other-
wise speoiaUy taxed. The receipts from this
source will approximate eight millious.
Allowing, then, lor tho extreme possible
loss under incomes, the amount of taxation
above proposed to be remitted to the people
in consideration of the present large surplus
of receipts over expenditures, would be in the
neighborhood of $26 000,000,
Another Counterfeit Ton Dollair Baitk
Plate Given Up.
The following letter was received by Col.
H. C. Whitley, at his headquarters on the 11th
inst., vrhich is given verbatim : —
Philadelphia, Dec. 11, 1869.
Col. H. C. Whitley,
Chief of the U. S. Detective Force.
Dear Sir— I encloses with this letter a cer-
tificate Ten Dollar National Bank Note Plate
This plate was made for me, by one of the
bbst Engravers in the United States, as you
will B-a when you co ne to examine it, I paid
Two Thousand Dollars to have it done well,
with the hope of making a speedy fortune.
You may V>e anxious to know the Eogravers
name. Sufflce it to say that he no longer
dwells on the earth, that he has already
gone the road which I will Doon have to
travell : Alter having spiiut twelve years, ot
my life iu derrauding my fellow m<ln^l have
Piiid many Thousand Dollars, to keep out of
prison, althow I have' never been arrested in
my life, to-day I am poor in purse and broken
in Spirit, upright before the world, but guilty
in myowu conscience,! have abandoned coun-
terfeiting forever and dt-stroyed every vestige
of my guilt. Accept this plate I send ;you,
which I assure you has never been used, for
two reasons I am prompted to take this course
my own conscience and the dark walls of the
prison, Which I see more viaablo, before me,
within tho last few months. Since I have Seen
HO many of my old . ouf.iderates li> or me
snatched by your ofllcer- aud thrown ni.o
orison. I now cuinii to my bluces and leKOlve
to clean myself, and regive a s.demii vow to
reform and lead an honest lilo it I ev.ir tuch
..his wicked bu.siuesj again may I never hope
for mercy. , ^
P. S. I have lived a feerftil liff.. ttinco 1
have made the resolves, as rt quo ed aoove, 1
f.-el It relief to my mind whicli I have lut lei
before for twelve years, but never to late to
repent.
It is useless to try to trace me out, for wjcn
this reache.s you I will be gone foreigii.
Very respectfully, D.
la view of tho energy with which tho se-
cret service dotectivea seem to wage war
against counterfeiiers it is astonishing that the
latter should be able to carry on their opera-
tions 80 boldly as appears In a paragraph of
Western news. In Cincinnati a man was ar-
rested for drunkenness, and on his person
was found sixty dollars in counterfeit money
and a circular from the makerii of this money
advertising it.
Ve following Pkivatb Banker's Cards bare
> inserted in the Reporter since Doc. Ist.
an^ ^ill bo found under their respective
States :
REYNOLDS, BENNITT & CO., Horso Uiada, N. Y.
A. a. & J. C, MARK, Sliamoliln. Pa.
POWELL & CO,, Wllliamspon, Pa.
S. W. WEBBER & CO., Mulr.Mlch.
MINERS' SAVINGS BANK, Pittston, Pa.
JOHN HANDLBY & CO., Scraaton, Pa.
WILLIAMSON Sc. 00., Wllkesbarre, Pa.
JOHN STILL WELL"& CO., Chatsworth, Ills.
National Bank Notes RedeomaMe by
tlie Treasurer of tlie United IState*.
(N. B.— Deduction and discounts to b» mads for
mutilation,)
Attica, New York First
Austin, Nevada First
Bethel, Connecticut First
Brooklyn, New York Farmers and Citizens'
Columbia, Missouri Firftt
Carondelet, Missouri First
Codarburg, Wisconsin First
Glncinnatl, Ohio j Commercial
Franklin, Pennsylvania Venango
Jackson, Mlsslppl Fir>t
Keokuk, Iowa First
Medina. New York First
Memphis, Tennessee Tennessee
New Orleans. Louisiana First
New York, New York Croton
Rockford, Illinois First
Selina, Alabama First
South Worcester, New York First
Unadllla, New York National
Vicksburg, Mississippi •. National
Washington, 0. C Merchants'
Waukesha, Wisconsin : Farmers'
(N. B.— Notes of the following named banks cannot
be redeemed by the Treasurer if one-twentieth of
their original propoi'tlons is missing.)
Appleton. Wisconsin National
Albany, New York Meohaaics and Farmers'
Bluffton, Indiana First
Cincinnati, Ohio Ohio
Clyde, New York First
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio First
Danville, Virginia I1rst
Dorchester, Massachusetts First
Dubuque, Iowa National State
Downlngton, Pennsylvania First
Des Moines, Iowa Second
Detroit, Michigan National Insurance
Elkhart, Indiana First
Frostburg, Maryland First
Gei rgetown, D. C Commerce
Halloweil, Maine First
Indianapolis, Indiana Fourth
Kingston, New York First
Leonardsvlile, New York . First
Lauslnburgh. New York National
Lasaile, Illinois First
Marlon, Ohio First
Now York. N. Y National Bank of North America
Now York, N. Y Grocers'
New Yorii, N. Y Pacltlo
Newton, Massachusetts First
Now trim. Minnesota First
New Brunswick, New Jersey ." First
Qskaloosa, Iowa First
Providence, Pennsylvania First
Plumer, Pennsylvania First
Richmond, Virginia ' Fanners'
Richmond, Virginia. Natlonai'Exohange
Rochester, New York National Uulon
Skanealles, New York..., First
Steubenville, Ohio First
Savannah, Georgia '.Savannah
Titusville, Pennsylvania pirsi
Troy, New York^,..... ... .Merchants and Mechanlos
Washington, D. C. ...National Bank of the Metropolis
Whltestown, New York Whltestown
Watertown -•• "
NEW COUNTERFEITS.
Every counterfeit that has ever been ma/le has one
or more uilbtakes In It. Our aim U to show what that
uilxtiiku is.
NATIONAIi BANK OF TIIK COMMON-
Atl'Ii.lL.TH, New York City.
10s, imitation. A very dangerous counter-
feit. The face of the bill Is well <lono, and tho
(creen Ink on the back a »f00d color. Oliserye
the r(!pre«eii un ion of De .Soto on the back of the
^iblil— tlio bind Icff.-i of liU home are quite Indla-
^ tlnut— in jfenuiiie they are dlstlnoi. and well de-
fined. hlKiiaiuresenffraved. Look out for iheioa.
MARKKT NAT, BANK, N. V. City
20.<4, imitation. Well clone and very likely to
deceive. The green ink la darker than oa the
ifonulue.
FIBST NAT. BANK, Manitowoc, WU.
10* raised from la. On ri«:ht end die X is in-
serted instead of I ; on the borders of tea bill
are fiK-ures 10 Instead of 1.
naTHonai. b'K or commebcb, n. y.
203 imitation. Sl;fnaturo3 engraved. In the
Cashiei-s name, the i in Vail looks more like an
E, thoro beiiuf no.dot over tho i, as In '^unnlao.
General appearance good. The child on the liip
ot tho Indian ulrl— on the back of tho note— Ifl
very indistlnot.
5«, GltEliN BACKS.
The g-reen ornamental engravlntf, lenjfthwlse of
the bill, In the 6ounterfelt, 1b of a paler color
than in the g'enuine, and hast a brljfhter look than
the dark >rreen of the origlual. been under the
micro30ope the engi'aving le coarse, but to the
nuked eye the bills have a very good appearance.
10s GREENBACKS.
The engi-uvian Is coarse. The vigmette of Lin-
coln is a very indifferent enjfi-avlng', and the-
sci'OU work around the medallion is poorly Imi-
tated. Letter C, twefity-third sei-les.
lOs, GREENBACKS.
An excellent imitation of the genuine. Note
the f oilowiug- discrepanoles. In the arenulne, the
shadlngr around the 10 in the medaiUoQ appears
like aline net work, and runs close up to the
flgnres. In the counterfeit, the shadinjf Is " pick-
ed up," and becomes coarser as it reaches the
flgui-es, forming a light streak or circular haze.
Another test is on the fljf are 10 witliln the ll^ht
circle. The genuine has three and one-third dots
on the left on the tfg. 10, while the counterfeit
has but three. Thus :
QE.VTJINEi COtrNTERTEIT.
10
But the fflurest test Is under the left v^ng of
the ea^le. The genuine has four distinct rows
oi" FEATHERS Under the wng, while in the coun-
terfeit the rows ol feathers are undefined. One
issue of this counterfeit is of the new series, let-
ter D, No. 53 ; another Is letter D, with a small 5
under the D, No. 23. These counterfeits are the,
best we have ever seen.
Newer issues have appeared lately. In which
the defects above referred to have been correct-
ed. We would advise our patrons to refuse all
tens, g-reenbaoks, unless they know the parties
from whom thev receive them.
20s, GREENBACKS.
A dangerous counterfeit. Green Ink a good
oolor, but the paper too yellow. Pi-inolpal defect
is the die. No clear and distinct lines ai-ound tho
20. Looks more llke^a collection of several spots.
Female well done, but the face rather ooarser
than the trenulne.
50s, GREENBACKS.
Imitation. Observe the figures 60 on back of
the bill around the mai'gin. The 6 in the imita-
tion runs Into the O on the lower left corner, and
reads 550 instead of 50. The buttons on Ham-
ilton's vest which are very distinct In genutna
are scarcely diaceraable iu the counterfeit. Gen-
uine has FIVE while in the counterfeit you can
hardly see four. The note is dated Mai-ch 10th,
liSeS. We would advise our patrons to scrutinize
carefully all $50 Treasiury Notes, unless they
luiow the paitics from whom they recolve them.
FRAUDULEdT BANKS.
Lynn Park National Bank, N. Y
such bavk.)
2s. Very well dona.
Nat. Union BanJc of Liaderpark, N. ST.
28, (NO suoH BANK) Well calculated to de-
ceive.
National Bank of Idaho TeTritory.
lOs. Well done.
National Bank cf the Stato " IN'' N. Y.
lOs. Coarsely dona.
First Mechanics" National Bank of Janes-
Ville, N. Y. — (NO StJCU BANK.)
lOs.
Y. Second i-^- A very good looking blll—looK out tor
Wheeling, West Va.........y National Savings tliem. e
4
MENDBLSON'S NATIONAL BANC NOTE REPORTER,
— %
DRY GOODS REPORT
OOKBECTED WBEKLT BT
C. A. PLATT.
December 23, 1809.
I HEAVY BUG, SHEETINGS.
»^'» J • IncUa*.
■.^ Adi intlc 3(3 _
A^wam F .' .' .' .' .' .' .36 12
lAiaoskeajiA 15W
L do B 3(5 -
! Appleton 8(3
7-8 do
i AUanuo A '. . ' V.30
do a as
16
13
, do P 80
I. do V 30 ...
Auoum .39 10
Auffusta. . . . *.'.'.'.'.'.".'. '. ; ; ! '. !3« 14
do ... , 80 •
Berkley A. !;'.!;!!.';;;;;;;;86
Broadway, No. 1 36
Dwight A
Dwigut W 38
Indiun HoskI 30
do 30
do 4^
Lawrende LL J . 33
LvmanC 36 14
J*as8 J 80 12
Massachusetts 3 36
Mystic River '36
JSushua W 48
Nonatack "'' "36
Paoific H " "36
jPequoiB. !!!!!!4l)
Pouissett Canoa 39
Sajfamore 3tj
Slatervllle A 23
Silver Lake .88
jStandard :. 3a
[Stark A 36
.Suffolk E ""2s
L 9°„^ 86 .
Swift River 38 12
TremontB '.".29 10}^
WacliQsett 30 15
1
12V$
18
18
16
12>^
12J<
2^
15H
18
16
13
II
13
15
10
PINE BROWN SHBBTINatf
AND SHIRTINGS.
Atlantic N 28 10
Alaska 2S 7
Bedford R .30 S^s"
BootG 33 11
Couliuental 86 14
Davol 4,j 19
Great FaUaM M lau
Globe A 2S 8
[Indian Orchard L 10)^
jlndlan OrcJiard JN' 36 14k]4
do BB 33 12H
I do W 32 1-i
LacoDla E 36 laj^
I do 0 40 14>^
[Lawrence Q 34 ig
iMaltewau K 30 —
IMasa BB 3C
■Naslma E . ..40
do K 30
! do O 3.3
Pacific L 30
1-epperell E 40
do K 36
do O 33
„ do N a9
Sarauac E 40
do R '.!!!'.'.".30
^do O 43
Tremont 28
Unknown .40
Warreu FF
WmE BLBAO'D SHEET'GS.
3-4 Aiidros •.iigcjia 4^^
iHi do 1. 60
W-4 do 55
5-4 Boot W 18V
10-4 Colony —
3-4 Lawreuoo VV 14)
0-t Naaboa 28
B4Peppcjtil .!.!.".' 4^
10-4 PequoU '. .'. 57^
IIO.4 Ptienlx 45
iWttliharei Hi 17
10-4 WalUhfcm 47>^
I 9-4 do 45
I do 42W
|6-'i do 80
12>^
17
iS!.t;
13H-
14
13
]7
16K
14
10
13^
19
WIDB BRO'N SHEETINGS.
9- 4 Androscoggin 4")
10- 4 do ^ 47>^
11- 4 Androacoseln 52 ^
10-4 Colony 40
10-4 Lancaster 40
9- 4 Peppereil 40
10 - 4 do 45
BLEACHED SHEETINGS
AND SHIRTINGS.
Amoskoag A 30
Androseoge;ln 36 I6>!j
Androscosfgln Z 36 1S>5
Aubumviilo 36 . —
Barilet; 36 15V^
Bates XX 36 17;^
Blackston 36 l5>i
Boots 36 14
do L 36 —
do E.... 36
do B 86
do R 28
Canoe ; 28
12X
15
10 ■
'^^
Da vol 36 19
KllertonWS 36 143-^
Forestdale 36 16
Fruit of the Loom 36 17
Geo. C BdUou ; 33 ll>i
Glasgow 86 —
GlenMUlsC 23 7i4
Glen Brook.. 36 U
Great Falls A 33 14
do M 33 13
do » 33 13
do Q 39 16
Gold Medal 33 13J^
HarrU No. 1 Mil] 36 15
Hill 36 16
James' Steam Mill 33 18X
do do 81 IS
iJames Steam I^Iills 86 Mi^
J * W Slater 83 18
LanoasUlre ...38 19
Langdon 36 15
do 33 14
Lawndale O , 33 11
Lawrence B 36 15
Lonsdale 36 ]5>^
Lowell X 36 U
Lyman Cambric 36 24
Maaonville 36 17
MttuvUle Hundreds 36 20
MoncrieO 36 113^
Mount \ ernon A 28 8
Nashua 86 lo
New Market W .36 16}^
New York Mills 22X
Rockvllle 28- 8
RockvUle 33 9
Social L 36 12>^
do C 34 11
Slaterville 33 11
ThorndlkeC 33 li
Tonawanda ;;6 llj^
Tusoarora 36 Iti
vVamsutta SO 20
Warre i FF 36 13
Westminster 7-8 9>^
Whitestoue 36 11
White Rock 86 17
PRINTED DELAINES.
Pacinc
new styles
Maucbeste do
Uamllton do
Spracues' do
Plaiu Annures do
Ktgured do do
Aipaaca do
do Paclflc 6-4
Robe de Chambrc.
20
16.15)^0
20
21
20
20
22^@35@27>,'
CORSET JEANS.
GOLOnEO AJKD BLE1.CH£I>.
Naumkuag Satteen 17^
Peporlll 16
Naumkcag Steam 14
l.ttuouia 15
New Market 13^
Bates 11^
ludUn Orotiard la^
PRINTS.
American
Amerioan Star
Amoskeag Fancy .
do Purples
do Pinks
do Palm Leaf .
do Chintz
do Shirting...
Amoskeag JloumSig ,
Simpson do
Audi'os'cDggln
Arnold
Berkshire
Cocheeoes
Dnnnells Fancy
Hamilton do
Manchester do
Garner & Co
Lancaster Purple
Lancaster
Lond"n Mourning ....
Lowell
Lyman Purple 4-4 ,
Mallory pmk
do purple
Merrimack D
do W
Oriental
Pacifies, Fancy
Ricnmond
Spragnes' Fancy
do Pinks and Purps,li3i
Shirtings. ...
Chintz
Palm Leaf . .
Dark Blue . .
do
do
do
AO
Solid Black
Wamsutta
12
7
Ilk
12
11
10%
1:
10
13}^
11.^
11
12
11^
10>i
10
12>s
12
12
133<
12
11
12>i
nx
12K
10^4
8%
TIOEXNGS.
Algondon 4-4 25
do 7-8 20
Amoskeag A C A 34
do A 27
do B 23
do C 20
do D 18
Amoskeag awning 80
Blacksioue River 17
Boston AA. 3^»^
Brunswick I'f^
Cordis ACE 83
do AAA 29
Cordis BB 17^4
Eagle 4-J 22t§'J8
HamUton 26
do D 20
do AwnlttK 26>^
4-4 Lewis ton A 34
4-4 Minnehaha —
7-3 do —
Omega 4-4 ACA 8i
do A 28
do B 23
do e 18^
Pearl River 31
Pittsfleld V)}^
Somerset 18>^
ThorndikeA 16
York 25
DOMBSTip GINGHAMS,
Lancaster . . . 17
Glasgow 16
Montana 11?.^
Hartford 13}^
Real Earlston 23(a;2.')v
Shawenese DDD ... 11
WIGGANS.
Red Cross 13i^
Congress 1 1
BROWN DRILLS.
Peperell 17
Amoskeag 17
Lacoiiift 17
Peppereil, fine 1B3<
Hiimilton 17
Meihucn Duck —
Kuven ao 26
Wiulhrop 13
Sarauao lOX
SiwkH —
PLAT POLDED OAMBRIOS.
Washington 0
Arcaola g
Victory II .... * i.i'i 8
High colors 10
Portia ad 7^
do high colors..*.'. !*!!
PAPER CAMBiUOS.
Masonville 103^
«l a ^'S'^
8. o. i& Sons lov
White Rock tl^
Blackburn Silesiaa . . . . .'. " *.* 16
STRIPES.
Hamilton 21 (§38
Amoskeag ai(tt32
Jork
Heymaker 14W015
WhittendonA "'20
do u 15
do B B 17
^erlcan 14 ©15
Boston Mauuil Co 12mZi4
Thorndike B 19(3u0
Suffolk ; _
Eagle V '. ....... 13
Chesteraoek B .... ..... . . . . . —
DENIMa
Columbia AX A 27
Pearl River . • • . 27
Haymaker i.w
Columbia Browns . . . . . . . . . . . 27 u
Haymaker do ...
OtisAXA ■ 25
do B B 23
do C C i"'.' 20
ArlinKton lau
Boston. WW 14
Warren Brown ?8
Otis CC brown " 21
Amoskeag uo
Oils E.. 7. _
do O _
do D —
Ui.ion ...!!!!
Harvest A, .
APRON CHBOKS,
Union No. 60..,.
do 30 .'
do 13
19
18
25
1>2U
Kennebeok %
Star 90 27 W
do m ia2
do 800 16
do 900 19
Lanark ' ' i2t/
Park Mills No 70 ■■.'.■.* 21
do 80 ^
do 90 'Z7hi
BAGS.
Stark A 421.^
Lewiston i 37^
American 37 ^
Ar droscoggla 31^
Cnion A 27>^
BLBA'D OdT, FLANNELS
Ellerton W H 40
do W N »4
do N 30
do O S6
do p sru
do Q 23
do S 20
ChlcopeeWH. 40
do . N 2aW
do 0 25
do P ga^
Naumkeag IV
BRO^WN OOT. PLANNB
EUcrton P 81>^
do H »l
do O 24
do N 37
Laconia 17>^
Hiimlllon Sj
Trenrout A 18
do a 1*
Massachusetts U 13
Amoskeag AA 82^
do B as
MBNDBLSON'S NATIONAL BANK NOTE REPORTER.
FLANNELS.
WOOL FLANNELS.
asa.
Ballard V»lo ,
•J.4..N0B. 1 2 S 4 5
175^ 573^ 50 45
7 -8..N06. 1 3 8 4 6
8a>i 67M Hi 45 4<>
34..N05. 1 3 8 4 5
60 45 40 86
Gilbert's Whlto :
4-4 Nob. 12 3 4
91 80>^ 62)4 65
7- 8 Nos. 1 2 3 4
81^4 Ti]4 55 M
8- 4 No«. 12 a • 4
80 65 50 42>i
SieveoB' White ,
9- 1 Nos. 12 8 4
95 82H fWJ^ 66
7-3 N06. 12 3 4
87H 72J< 66 471^
84 Nob. 1 \2 8 4
76 65 60 40
WOOL DB LAINBS.
HBO.
Bon<our @45
Eagle... 35 (g44
Lupin's 37>^C« 45
MoQitor :s2ii^(g40
Maillord 373^^45
PhOBolx 36 ^40
PAPER COLLARS.
REG.
Enamelled Byron ...^ 1000 S 00
Good linen fimsb, Ma-
gen;a eage " 10 00
Fine " " 13 00
Good linen finish, cloth lined
button. hole 13 50
Fine Byon 18 Oo
Snper ' " 20 00
Dickens 21 00
Fine Garote 16 Oo
" " eloth lined but-
ton hole 18 Of)
ShakesDCare " " •' 20 (0
Fine Linen Finish " " 23 00
Laaies' Paper Collars 60c to $6
per groes
Ladles' CnSS . .$3 to $7 50 pr gro prs
1
SPOOL COTTON.
Carlisleo , 453^
Williston Mills -*
8 warts 40
Argyle 25
Ash worth 90
Brooks' 90
Clapperton's 90
Goals' 90
Clark's, John, Jr 90
Clark's, George A yO
Greene & Daniels 40
Glasgow 40
HaMev 76
Ho'.yoke 42V|
Merrick's 40
Merrimack » —
Orr & McNanght 85
Sterling 90
St.ffora & Bros 40
Bamoseet 4O
Victoria, ast'd and white 6
Willimantic 45
" six cord 80
WyomiuR 40
HOSIERY.
Children's Hose — @ 1 25
Ladiee' ribbed cotton..! 35iS 1 "^o
plain " ..1 i5@lO 0
Men's Hair Hose 9g@ i 50
Men's Brown Cot. Half
Hose, rib top.. ~ @ 1 25
WOR3TBT5 SKIRT BRAID.
AiMERICAN BEST. net.
Alpacca, 6 y^is 1 00
No. 65 gro..2 25
No. 58, 5 yds T.. iO
No. 53, high colors iO
No. 53, C yds 00
SKEIN THREAD.
Asi'd 12 oz. .70 Ast'd 1(3 oz. .?l4
White " ..65 White " ..87
RIBBONB-
VELVET RIBBONS, best bba-TO
PRICE MST. FRIOK LIST.
No. 1 37>^ No. 5Ji....l 7.-^
IV 40 6 a 00
4.^ Pii....2 2fi
IV 90 7 3 5(
65 8 2 75
J^i 60 9 3 00
2 07V 10 8 80
2V 75 11 3 60
2W 86 12 8 VQ
8 1'5 IS 4 1-)
3Ji'...,l 05 14 4 45
20 10 4 75
4 1 85 17 4 y .'i
4J^....l 46 18 5 -M
6 1 60 20 5 00
Dlbcount 10 to ]2>^ per cent.
SATIN & TAFFETA RIBBONS,
BEST BEAND.
IX 2 3 4
25 62 6» 85
Mo. 6 9 13 Ifi
ISO 2C0 285 SCO
No. 1
CORD EDGE RIBBONS,
BOTEAD EIK3E.
No. 1J< 3 3 4
52X 623,4 85 100
CORD EDGE RIB HONS.
BOrEKIOK QUALITY.
No. IV 2 3 4 5
63>^ 72;^ 87^,' no 120
No. 9 13 16 22 20
2873,^ 83. >^ 425 585 636
SATIN TRIMMING RIBBON.
No. 2 4 5
75 l-:5 300
BiSLT RIBBONS.
FULL BIX TARD8.
Silk, l^ln... , 3 35
" extra IX In 3 60
" double exfra. 1}^ In. ..3 ^0
" extra 1% \n 8 00
" colored, 13^ in 2 50
" coloi-ed extra, 1^ in . .3 00
Union, 13^ in 1 00 to 1 75
COMBS.
FINE COMBS.
IVORT, IST QUAilTT.
BEG. BBO.
8 9 1 36 8 8 11 2 00
810 1 54 8 812 2 24
811.' I 72 8 8 8 9? 1 93
S18.. h9 88810 ....3 43
88 9 1 5H 8 8811 ....3 70
8 810 1 83 SBS12....2 98
ft
IVOBT, 2d Q0ALITT.
889 1 20 8 8 11 1 50
8810 1 'i>5
Rubber, Ibt Quautt.
8 9 1 05 8 89 1 10
810 1 20 8 8 10 1 30
811 1 80 8 811 1 40
S12 1 40 8 8 12 1 60
Rubber, 2d Qualitt.
8 8 0 87 S 8 11 ....1 13V
8 810 1 00
Raw Horn.
... 45 8 8 9 60
... 50 8 8 10 65
... 55 8 8 11 60
... 60 8S12 65
8 0 .
810.
8 11.
812.
WICKS.
A C A 40
B B B .40
0 40
Coventry 45
Excelsior Star 473,^
Re J Siar 87>^
Semper Idem 47^^
Uncas 47}<
W 42>|
DRESS BKTTONS.
Agato, 13^ _ to 45
Fancy col's, great Tart'y,P0 to 1 50
Imt. Hub. (Joat & Vest.. 60 to 1 50
Jete, new stvies 60 to 1 .50
Jet and Fancy uloak, all prices.
Pe .rl Shirt »;0 to I 00
Rabber Coat ana Vest . 75 to 8 00
KID GLOVES.
Alexandre's : Rpo
Gents' 23 00
Ladiefi' 21 Ou
Alexandre, "Dntchees" 25 00
Alexandra Allemand :
Gcnta' 21 Of
Ladiee' 19 00
Bi^ou:
Cents' 24 00
Ladies' 30 00
Courvoisler's :
Ge.ilK' 24 00
Ladles' 22 00
Dn Chaillu :
Gents' 23 00
Ladies' 20 00
E Petit:
Gents' 20 00
Ladiee' 18 00
Empress :
Ladies' 10 76
Jouvin <fc Co. :
Gents' 24 00
Lftfllies' 22 00
Lap rtes :
Men's 34 00
Laoies' 23 00
Men-8 "Aline"." 31 00
Ladies' 19 00
Two Button 25 GO
Nupoleon (Alexandre 2d; ,
Gei)W 16 00
Ladies' 15 00
Prlncesse :
Gente' 27 00
Ladles' 20 00
C. M. & Co. :
Gents' 19 00
Ladles' 16 00
Trel'ouEBel
Gents' 33 00
Ladies' 21 00
Dan ton :
Gents' 20 00
Ladies' 19 00
Lupin :
0 e Button 18 20
Two ', 16 00
Pompadour Seamless 20 00
W. Alevander 19 00
COTTON BATTS.
LBfl- WET.
A A 60 85
B [tn diamond] 60 25
B, llb 60 30
C 60 20
Cayadutta 60 27>^
" extra 60 30
CX : 60 86
Extra A A. ". 60 35
EE 100 25
Excelsior 60
French 60 85
HXL 48 30
Hilton, No. 1 50 80
" No. a 60 25
" No. 8 50 23V
" D 50 a2>^
LADIES' SACKINGS.
RBO.
Champion —
Dexter 1 ]2i^
Empird 1 10
Forest Mills 1 20
Glenham 1 27 V
Milolesex ,.. 1 27>4'
Salisnnry ,. 1 00
Washington 1 26
^ BURLAPS.
NTST.
Dundee, extra\ieavy lav
" 8}^oz lu^
" 103^ oz 12
" Porter 20
U. 8. Flax Co., A, Ex., 13 oz..l2X
" " A, lloz..ll3,^
" B, Ex., lO-i- ozllX
" '• B, 10OZ..11
" " C, 9oz..lU>^
HOP SACKING.
Dundee, 18 oz ifi
" 20 oz 17
22 02....^ [in
" 24 0Z...7 20
CARPETS,
PHILADELPHIA GOODS.
KEO.
Superllxie Inerralna 1 00(ai 10
Fine " .... P0$21 00
Common " .... 76nt^ 85
Cot. & Wool " .... ir>i^ 85
HARTFORD GOODS.
Extra Three Ply — (Oil 70
Jmperlal " — (&1 f.5
Extra Superane — m 27>^
Superfine — (^l i2>i
LOWELL GOODS.
Throe Ply
Extra Snperflne
Saperflne
State Mills 8 Plv
" Tapestry InsrraJn
" Super
(SI <5
(§1 27>4
^1 1»H
rai 70
fal 2h
mi fo
(21 ;iO
01 75
(SI 10
(ol 10
(gi on
Smith's Tapes Injjrain
" Extra Sa per..
" Impsrial 3 Ply
Keystone Mills Snper,
Cumberland "
Nonpareil "
CrosBley Velvets, best,
6-4 $680; % — ®8 35
" A, 6-4 8680, % — (S3 00
" patent _
" " Tapestry, — Otl 70
" Doub. Cross " — (^l 60
5 Fr. BruEsels — (a 2 6n
4 " — (g2 50
3 " _ (fa^ 40
Bifrelow 5 Fr. Brussels — (<j.2 .'50
Hartlord 5 " — (7*2 80
Engllsti Tapestry .... — mi 45
Hempe. plain 38 m 26rri 27 1^
" 36 in.... SOiS 37'h
Hemps, Twlll'd 3Cln . . 35« 873^
Cotton Drugjiets, e-4.s ~ @ 70
Wool " sq,uarc yd — @1 2ft
Felt '• " — Cal 30
" " 6-4.... — <^1 80
Cocoa Mattings,
2-4, % 4-4,5-4,6-4 70@1 00
Cocoa Mats 12 OdfeSO 00
Vienna Printed Hemp — (g' 40
NEEDLES.
REO.
Blood's Helix 3 00
" Improved Wrapper. . . 1 60
English's Pin-Stuck, rC'^ lab's 2 25
" bine " 1 75
Mllward's Helix 2 30
" Paragons, gold eye, 1 25
PINS.
ADAMASTIKE.
No. 3
HET.
NET.
62 No. 8.
89
8
48 6.
4
58 7.
BRASS.
No. 3
75 No. 5.
60
8
58 ft.
4,
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HOOKS AND BYES.
ADAMAWTDBE. SILTERED.
No. 1
RB(J. BEG
ST. GRO. GT. GBO
.. 74 No.l 1(6
.. 90 2 1 84
8 1 09 8 1 57
4 1 47 4 2 12
APANWBB.
No.l 1 06
2 1 84
8 1 57
4 » 13
EAGLE TALON.
No.l 1 75
2 2 00
3 2 35
CORSETS.
Dome(-..ic, 20 bone Jl oo
" theap... 7 ,50
French wove 16 bone snpflnc 10 00
Fine Frouoh 12 00
" emb'd..l5 oO to 60 00
French Woven, 16 reed 8 76
CORSET CLASPS.
''overed eo
Kid ...1 1,5
PUln * 4A
MENDELSON'S NATIONAL BANK NOTE REPORTER.
>'<1«in P. Htaloy.
"William A Hill.
D. Wavland .Ioupk.
CornrliuB Cndlo, jr-
Charle" Cane
Le ' i8 KitiRnley.
TOrnrte iclt A. Watt.
C. P. Bnili^y.
Edwio F BroTmj
H. W. Sample.
E. S Tweedy.
Y.
JVational Banks.
Nfwr completed their organization.
First National Bank of Ijan»in«r, Mich.
First National Bank of Penn Tan, N. Y.
Sf cond National Bank of Canton, Ohio.
Second Nalioual Bank of Ottnmwa, Io%va
Superseded by subsequent organizationa with the
some titles-
First Nailoual Biink of Norwich, Conn.
Firdt National Bank of Utica, N. Y.
In the hands of Meceivers.
RKCEIVER.
First ef Attica. N T. tit-onirias Duty.
Venanco of Fr.inltlia, Pa. Harvey HenderBan.
MorctiantR', WaBhintfton, D. C- James O. Kennedy.
Pir.^t of Medini. N. Y. - . . - —
Tenne^Koe of Memphis, Tenn.
First of Newton, vtass.
Flrjrt of -elma, Ala
First of New Orleans, La.
National rTnadilla Bank. N. V.
Farm. & Cit., Bronklj-n. N. Y.
Croton of Now York City.
N.'itlonal of Vicib'irfr, Misii.
Firsi of Keoknk, Iowa.
First of Bethel, Conn.
In voluntary liquidation
Clogttd and closing under the provlslong of 'Sectloa 45
of the Act of June 3, 1864.
First- National Bank of Columbia, Mo.
Pirat National Bank of Carondolet, Mo.
First National Bank of rieonardsville, N
National Union Bank of Rochester, N. Y.
First National Bank of Elkhar', lud.
First Nat. Bank f New Ul.-n, Minn.
F .rmers' National Bank of Kicbmoud, Va.
Nat. B'k of tiie Metropolis, Washington D. C.
Farmers' Natlonsl Bank of Waukesha, Wis.
National Bank of Crawford Co. Meadville, Pa.
Citv National Bank of Sarannnh, Geo.
Pittston National B'nk, Piitston, Pa.
Berkshire National Bank. Adams, Mass.
P'iartb National Bank, Indianapolis, Ind.
KttLxnning Nafoual B'uk, Kittanning, Pa.
F rst National B ink, Proci Icnce, Pa.
National State Bsnk. Du uque, Iowa.
Ohio Natirnal Bank ot ''ineinnati, Ohio.
First National Bank of Kingston, N. Y.
First National Bank of Blu/fion, Ind.
Fir.it National Bank of Skaneatles, N. Y.
First Nations! Bank of Jackson, Miss.
Fir~i Nutionai Bank of Do*nin2ton. Pa.
National Exchange Bank of Hicbmond, Va.
Appleton National Bank. Wis
National Bank of Whitegfown, Ij. Y.
First of N' w Bmnfwick, N. J.
Fir.t of TltusTtile, Pa.
Pirxt of Cnyi'.hoga Falls, Ohio.
Pirst of Cedarhursr, Wis.
Oommerci.ll of Cincinnati, Ohio,
second of Watertown, N Y.
Second of Des Moines. Iowa.
First of South Wortiestcr, N.
National Mechanics' and Farmers' Albany. N. Y
First of Pliinrn^r. Pa
First l^atlonftl of Stenbonvills, Ohio.
First National of Danville, Va.
First Natidnal of Oakaloosa. Iowa.
Merchants and Mechimice' National, TrOjr, K. Y.
National SavlnRs of Wheeling, West Va.
First National of Marlon, Ohio.
National Insurance of Detroit Mloh.
National of Lanslngburgh. N. Y.
National of North America. New Tory, N. T.
First National of Hallowell. Me.
First National of Clyde, N. T.
Pacific National of New York, N. T.
Grocers' National of New Vork, N. T.
Savannah Nutloniil of Savannah, GB~
First National of Frostburg. Md.
First National of I^apalle. Ills.
First Natloual of Dorchester, Majs,
CLoued for tlie purpose of consolid<iiing rwih
other bnnJfs.
The Pittston National Bank of Plttatnn, Pa., conioll
dat»d with the First National Bank of Pittston, Pa.
The Berkshire Natl >nal liank of Adanjs, Mass , con
s«ll'i<\tHd with the Firs' National B'k of Adams. Mass
TiiH Fourth National 'tank of Indianapolis. Jnd.. con-
solidated with the Citizens' Na'ional Bank of Indian
aoollH, Ind-
The Siitanning National Bank, Pa., consolidated
ith the First National Bank""of Kittanninir, Pa.
Tbe Kfint National Bank of Provi 'ence, Pa,,consoH
dni>-d witb the S 'CoikI National Bmkof .Scranton. Pa
Tlfn National State Bank of Diibii'P"' Iowa, consoli
(l*'«d wlih tho First Natlonnl Bank Duhuqiip. town.
Till! (Jill ) National Bank of (JInclnnnti, Ohio, consol
iiUted witb tlie Murcbants' National Dank ot cludu
natl. Ohio
•I'be First National Bank of Tl'nsvlile, Pa , witb the
Second Nati til:!! Bunk of Ti'nsvi!l«.
Thi- Nntlonal Bxchanun BinU of Richmond. Va ,
w'th till. l.'l..iit Ni'tional Bank ol^Richm md.
The .V^c.iid Natlonsl Bank of Watertown, N. Y
with the First N.tional Bank of Watertown.
In Lirftd'MI'in and succeeded by I^ew Orijxni-
iniiiinH.
The First (.f Downington, Pa., ■ucceoded by the
First, of Honeyl»rook.
Tho First of NeW Brunswick, N. J., saiwneded by
the Priiici'ion National, Princeton
Th.i .Second i.r D' H Moinos, Iowa, Huooeedod t>y the
Psclllc, of Council UIiiITh.
Tlie Flr»t of PJupier, Pa. gucoeoiiol by the First ol
Sharon.
SX'-A.Mf JL>UTI3E:S.
ArKNOWLEDGMENTS Of deeds or other In-
struments, made before a justice, notary, or
other qualified officer exempt.
AFFIPAVIT, except in suits or legal procoed-
tnes
AGREEMENT or appraisement— for each sheet
or piece of paper on which the same is written,
ASSIGNMENT or transfer of mortfrage, or pol-
icy of insurance, or the renewal, satne duty a«
oricln,Tl.-
ASSIGNMENT, Ordinary, as of bond, without
piiarnnteo exempt.
ASSiriNMENT, patent right
BANK CnECK. draft, or order for money paya-
ble nt sight or on demand, over >in
BITJy OF li;XCHANf;E— Inland— draft, or prom-
tssorv note, noon ovorv sura not exceeding .?1*^,
BILL OF EXCHANGE.'f r every additional JlOO
or fraction thereof In excess of ?100
BIIJ^S OF EXCHANGF^Foreipn— If drawn In
sots of three or more, for everv bill of each set,
where the sum does not exceed $100. or Its
eaulvalent thereof in anv forci™ currency —
For everv add tlonal $lbO, or fraction thereof
In oxnp'<s of *ieo '. . .
BILL OF E.XCHANGE—Foreipn— drawn In. but
paynble ont of the United States— If drawn
sinnly or in duplicate— nay the same rat« of
dnty !i.s Tnland Bills of Exchange.
BILLS OF LADING of vessels for port,8 of the
United States, or British North America — exempt.
BILLS OF LADING or receipt for goods to any
foreign port, on every bill of each set.
BIT,L OF SALE Of any vessel or part thereof,
when the consideration shall not exceed fSOfl,.
BILL OF SALE exceeding $600 and not exceed-
Incr Sl.m
BILL OF SALE, exceeding $1,000, for each $£00,
or fraction thereof
BILIi OF SALE, of personal property— other
than shin or vossel
BOND lndemn\*Tlng any person for the payment
of any sum of monev where the money ulti-
rastely recoverable thereupon Is $l,nOO or less. .
BOND where the monev recoverable exceeds
*1.000. for everv additional $1,000 or fraction
thereof in excGs's of $l,fKX)
BOND for the due execution or performance of
the duties of anv otHce 1
BOND for deed of convevance of land 25
BONDS of any description other than such as are
required in legal proceedings, and such as are
not otherwise charged
CERTlFCATEf OF LOAN In which there shall
appear any written •r printed evidence of an
amount of money to be paid on demand, or at a
time deign atpd, are subject to a stamp duty as
"PromNsorv Notes."
CERTIFICATE of UTOflts in an incorpoiatod
companv for a sum exceeding JdO and notei-
cepdincr'.«l,nm
CERTIFICATE.— Anv certlflcTvto of damage, .ind
all other certificates or documents issued by
any port-warden, marine-surveyor, or other
porxons ftctlne as such, stamp dutv ->
CERTIFICATES o7 any other description than
those spectflpd. a stamp dnty of 6
CERTTFTKD TRANSCRIPTS of judgment, sat-
isfaction of iudgraoiit, and of all papers re-
corded, and of papers on file, each , . 5
N, B,— As a general rule, every cerf',flcnte
which has, or may have a legal value in any
court of ;aw or equity, will require a stamp
dutv of Ave cent«,
CHARTER PARTY, or letter, memorandum, or
other writing between the captain, owner, or
asrent of any sblo, ve.ssel or steamer, cr any
other person, relating to the charter cf the
same. If the registered tonnatre of said ship,
vesppL or steamer does not exceed 160 tons 1 00
CH A R-TER P A RT Y. exceeding 130 tops, and not
pxcecfilnar .son f^ns 3 00
CH A RTER PA RTY, exceeding 300 tons, and not
pxceedlni? (>00 tons 10 00
CLE A R A NCE— Same as Manifest.
CONTRACT— oep Aereemont.
CONTR A CT— Brokers.
CONVEYANCK, deed. Instrument or writing,
whereby lands, tenenient.s. or other realty sold
shall be oonvpyed the actual value of which
does pot exceed $5'Xi
CONVEYANCE, exceeding $500 and not exceed-
ing fl.ono
For every additional $5(0, or fractional part
thereof
EJvTBY of anv goods, wares, or merchandise at
any custom-^ouse. cither for consnmntion or
warehnuslnof. not exceeding $100 in value 26
Exceeding «li'0 and not exceeding $500 in value. . 50
Exceedlne *!M in value I 00
For the withdriwal of any goods or merchandise
from bonded warehouse
INSURANrE-marlne, Inland, and fire— where
the consideration paid for the Insurance in
cosh, premium notes, or both, does not ex-
ceed $in 10
From SIO to $50 25
Exceeding ?fi0 60
tNSU RA NCE-Llfe— when the amount Insured
shall not exceed $1,000 25
Life— exceeding $1,000, and not exceeding
$5,0110
Life- PTceedlne fS.non 1 00
LEASE OF T,ANDS OR TENEMENTS, where
t> "rent or rental value is $S0O or less per annum.
Exceeding *S0 , for every additional $200 or
fniotlon in ptccs
LEGAL DOCUMENTS, writ, or other original
process commenced In anv court of law or oqity
Where the amount clHlmed in a writ Issued
' by a court not of record is $1 0 or over
LEGAL 4)OCUMENTS, upon every confession
of Judiiment or coenovlt, for $1 0 or over— ex-
cept In cn«e'< where the tax for the writ of a
coiumonopment of suit has been paid
LEGAL Df)CIIMFNTS, or other process, or ap-
peaN from lusticp!** nuirts. or other courts of
inferior inrWdictlon to a court of record
LEf.'AL DfiCtlMKNTS, wnrnints of distress
wlieii the amount of rent claimed does not ox-
cppd ?inn I- ;-;---
LEGAL DflCIIMKNTS, when the amount elalm-
nd exceeds $10 ■
MANIKIC^T for custom-hotise entry anil clenr-
KMce of Ihe ciirgo of ajiy ship, rossel or stor.ni-
I'r for a foreign port. If the registxired toiinwo
of such ship, vessel, or Btonin?r doos not ex-
(:po<J ,11.0 tuns
nnn.
10
60
I 00
50
6
50
60
25
26
60
1 00
60
1 00
MANIFEST exceeding 300 tons and not exoeed-
00" tons
MANIFEST exceeding 60" tons
MORTGAGE on lands, estate, or property real
or personal, beritabio or moveable, exceeding
tlfio and not exceeding $.V0 *
Exceeding ?5nn and not exceeding $1,00'.,.'"
For every addstlonal $600 or fraction In exl
cess of $1,0 0
POWER OF ATTORNEY to sell or transfer
stock, bonds, or scrip, or collect dividends
thereon
To vote at election of Incorporated oompaiiy.
To receive or collect renta
To sell and convey real estate, or to rent or
lease the same
For luiy other purpose
PROTES'f upon note, bill of exchange, chock,
draft, etc
QUIT-CLAIM DEED should be stamped as • Co'n-
v,yance,' except when given as 'release of
„n}ort«-nge,' In which case It Is exempted.
RECEIl'TS for the payment of any sum of mo-
ney, or for the payment of any debt due, ex-
ceeding $20, not belnj? for the satisfaction of
any mortgage, or Jucfgment. or decree of any
court, and a receipt for the delivery of any pro-
Serty
UST DEED, made to secure a de'bC 'ls to be
stamped as a mortgage.
TRUST DEED, covil-ying estate to uses, should
be stamped as Conveyance.'
N. B.— A mortgage or trust deed beintr duly
stamped as .Mortgage' is not subject to further
stamp duty by virtue of a power of attorney or
power of sale contnined therein.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, for propertv, goods,
wares, or merchandise, not otherwise provided
^r in any public or private whorehouse, when
the broperty or goods so deposited or stored
shall not exceed m value ?o00. .
'^^c-^A^'^'",'^^"^^ RECEIPTS, exceeding iB 'value
?.W0 and not exceeding ?1,000
'^\^2J?HO^"^^ RECEIPTS, exeedlng In 'value
IM,000. and for every additional $1.000.
WAREHOUSE RECEIPTS, not olhenvlse pro-
vided for
3 00
6 00
60
1 00
60
25
10
25
1 ro
«o
The Cocxterfeit Revenue Stamps. — The
Internal Revenue Bureau has definite Infor-
mation to the eflfrict that only one thousand
.'sheets of the counterfeit sixty pound tobacco
were issued altogether. Five hundred of
ihese have been traced to different localitiea
and seized by Ihe government officials. The
amount still out represent about $57,000, but
it is thought they will be captured eventually
The internal revenue officials say it is tbe best
counterfeit stamp ever executed. It is be
lieved that all the plates, dies and other im-
plements used io mauiifacturing the stamp
have been secured by the detectives, so that
th^^ bogus stamp cannot be multiplied beyond
the three thousand or so that are still afloat,
Tde New Theascbt Noths.— Ihe following
Is a description of the new one and two dollar
United States Treasury notes :
The new one d liar notes has a vig.
nette of 'W^ashinaton anl a representation of
the discovery of America by Columbus on the
face, irstead of the vignette ot Chief Justice
Ohaiie, as on those now in use.
The new two dollar notes ha* a vig-
nelt« of Jefferson und a view of tt.e Capital,
Instead of the vignette of Franklin on the pre-
sent ones. The pla'es for these notes have
already beeo engraved at the Treasury Depart-
ment.
The i-acks of the "ones" will be printed by
the National Bank Note Company ol New
York, a' d those of the "twos" Dy the Ameri-
can Company of tbe same city.
The I esigas lor the new fives, tens, twenties
and other dsi.omiuations, have not yet beoo
determined upon.
Conntcrt^slt Tobacco Stamps.
The points of difference between the counter-
feit and the gronulne stamp are so marked as to
be oasUy detected by the g'lass. They are as
follows:
FIRST; The Imprint In the counterfeit Is badlv en-
graved, and a tritlc larger than the genuine. The
words " Continental BanK Note Co., New York," In the
f enuineare small, distinct, and not conneclod. each
etter standing separaKi, while in tbe countorfVIt the
letters are lieavler, and more crowded, larger, and
closer together, and in the word ••'ContlncnUii ' the
" i" Joins the " n," making the " I " anu " n" look liks
nn " m," with a period at the end nf the imprint in tlis
counterfeit, which is omitted in Ihe genuine.
SECOND: In the skv of tbe counterfeit, over the
mane of the horse, will bo oliscrvpd four small Jota:
in the genuine Ibc sky is miule of straight lines.
Tllllil) : The orimnicnUitiiins resenilillng snitill stars
on each side of theviKnelle In the liulio work of the
cminterfoit look Imperfert anil blurred, while In the
genuine I bey appear lirlglit .
I'oi'icTH : Over llio whlio fnoeil ligure ••«"onthe
loft side iif the stamp In iho goiiiiino is a sninll lilsok
tlgure, a pari of the lulho work luitlorn whioh Is want-
ing in tlio coiinltTfoil. and the imllalion hilliowork
of I be counterfoil has a muddr iii>peariiiice. while In
the genuine the patterns are oleaJ and distinct.
MENDELSON'S NATIONAL BANK NOTE REPORTER.
WHITE, MORRIS & CO.,
NO. 29 VVAt.r. .STKICET, N. V.
BANKERS. ^
ANI> DKALKKS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
UKMTiKRSOfTrrii; NEW TOItK "^TOCR Kvnt ANOK,
I'KTKoLKU.M UOAUi) AND 0')LU l!,X< HANOl!..
KotiM-euoe-. Diiuciiii, Shprmiiii A Co. ; WIubIow, l.a-
'Olcr & Co. ; Uiuik of Aim rica, New Yoi'k. S-U
REAL iESTATE FOR SALE.
On &>r(;oii UeiKlitH, ii now two story '"'iiso. 20x*,
Willi oxU'iixluii, 11x11, 7 liirK« rooms und k<'"cI colliir,
lot .^Al'!!. Oil mif of tlu^ boat unii wlilcsl stroots-
good iielKhborhood, and coiivonlent to oliurclms and
schools. EiiHjr of acupsri t<) city. Terms uusy.
In Iliulson Qty, on one of the loiullnfr uvonuos, a
now bliioksmitfi Mnyp, witli ii fair run ot' irudo. Jjot.
ffixllW.— sUop 24x0). Corner lot.
Farm of fiO ocre.i, aUout five miles fi-om New BruuB-
Wlok, N. J., about 8 acres In npple orchard, 30 cherry
troe.t, 11 pour troos, 5 walnut trees, 1 acre T.awtoii
blnukbi'.iTie.s, 1-2 aci o ruaperrlos, anil plot of .strawber-
ries. 1 luirBO, wa){on, cow, lioif, about 40 fowls, und
furm ini|)\oraonts. llouac an<f kitchen conUiinH six
larKO roonia. Fair biuu and liovol, with !,'i'ain and
hay. Will exchange.
A Farm of 71 acres, aboi* -10 miles from Now York.
The buildings are a two story and extension house,
large barn, and all necessary outbuildings. A good
assortment of fruit on the place. About 0 acres of
wood, and the rest tillable. Stock, crops and tools
included. Will exchange, '
Also, a Farm of 100 acres in same locality— good
b<illdings— house, two story and kitchen, large barn,
carriage house, &c. Plenty of choice fruit, apples,
pears, cherries, &c. 7o acres tillable, the balance in
wood. Will exchange.
Also, a Farm of 91 acres adjoining the ab»ve. Fair
buildings, consisting of large house, barn, <Sso. Stock
crops and implements. Plenty of good fruit,
exchange.
Will
AdcU-es9 box 5,196, N. Y. P. O.
VIOKS'
Illustrated Annual Catalogue
OP
FLOWKR AND TE«KTA«IiTi! SEEDS,
, FliORAl. GUIDE,
Fox isro,
WILL BE READY TO SEND OUT BY THE
i'laST OF JANUARY JfEXT,
Artists, engravers, paper-makers, type-foanders
and printers are now engaged upon the work, and the
FIRST KUITtOM 01'' ONE HUNDREO TWENTY-iflVE
THOUSAND, 1 hope to have ready, if possible, by the
middle of December. a
Engravings, type, and all other material will be en-
tirely new. loo pages and neiuiy 200 engravings on
beautiful tinted paper. Sent free to all my custom-
ers, to others for ten ckkt.s, whicli is not half the
cost. Address,
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AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL.
Devoted to
FARJTIINC; AND STOCK BREEDINC
Giving Practical and reliable information as to tfle
most profitable Breeds of
HOKSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, GOATS, SWIXE AND
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History and varieties of each : and where they can
be obtained ; best modes of
BREEDING, FEEDING, AND GENERAL MAN-
AGEMENT, DISEASES, &c.
Each number will contjiin 36 pages of closely printed
matter, illustrated with numerous engravings.
Only ^1 per annum, in advance.
tS' Specimen Copies .sent Free.
Address,
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PARKERSBUKG, CHESTER CO., PA.
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
FOURTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN
Uniaii Square and Fifth Aveiine,
'new YORK.
LEWIS STINE, Proprietor.
DESCHII'TfOlV or lIMTICn NT.tTES
<;OVICIlNiTf liNT HONUJS.
Om of 1 88 1 . -Wiiti'd iHiil. niul rcil<-em.nblo in ;30
ycai-s from .run 4st ami July l«t of f hut your.
Intorcrt 0 pi'i- cent in goW, piiyablc^ aoml-iin-
niinll}', Jan. Ist und July Isl. Tln-so bonds
w'cro lasuwl In tliroo sorksft:
Undor Act Fob. K, 1801 (duteil viii jou;<ly
1H!1) $H<,4r'>.0O0
TTndfir Act Jnly 17 awd Aiijf. G, mi, (diitwl
N(W. Hi, mU $50,000,000
Uudor Act July 17 and Aii;<. ,"■), 1801, in cx-
chHiiKOfcH-7.:J0n, (Nov. I(i, 18C!). .$Wfl,;U7,UW
Under Act Mh roll S. IHKi, und principal niado
cspeclall.v pa.vablc' in (fold coin, (dated Juno
ir>, iHOi) ^ir,,m,(m
S.20H of 1868— Commonly termed or.u 5.20s.
Dated Ma.v l-st, 18f);J. K(>dcomabIo after 5 j'oars
and payable in 20 ycnrs from date. Tntcrrst 0
per cent in jfold, puyalrto l.st May and Novorn-
j ber. Is-suod under Act of Vvh. .25, 18(!'J .
$514,771,600
I 5.20* of 1 864-Datod Nov. Jst, 1804. Uodeem-
I able after 5 and payable in 20 ye^ii-s. Interest
0 per cent in gold, payable 1st May and Nov. :
Issued under Act March 3, 1804, (prtneipnl
specified as payable in gold) Si;r!,882,.')00
Issued under Act June 30, im... . . f 12.>,n4)l,300
I 5.208 of 1 865— Dated Nov. 1st. 18(15. Kedcem-
I able after 5 and payable in 30 j'cars. Intere.it
0 per cent iai gold, payable 1st May and Nov.
Issued under Act of March 3d, 1805, |3o:3,3.'37,250
5.20s of 1 865— Dated July 1st, 1805. Interest
6 per cent ia gold, payable January and July.
They are redeemable In 5 and pay.tble in 20
years. I.ssued under Act of March 3d. 18(i5,
In exchange for 7.30s converted, and amount
September 1, 1889, to $3.32,998,950
5.20« of 1 867— Dated July 1st, 1867. Redeem-
able in 5 and payable in 20 years. Interest 6
per cent in gold, payable 1st January and Jul.v.
Issued under Act March 3d, 188-5, iu exchange
for 7.30 notes, and amount September 1st, 1869,
to $370,588,1.50
5.20s of 1868— Dated July Ist, 1868. Redeem-
able in 5 years and pa<yable in 30. Interest 6
per cent in gold, payable Jan and July 1st.
Issued under Act March 3d, 1885, in exchange
for 7.30 notes, and amount Sept«imb©r 1st, 1869,
to f43,539,a50
10.40s— Dated March 1st, 1864. . Redeemable iu
10 and paj^able in 40 years. Interest 5 per cent
in gold, payable 1st March and September on
all Registered Bonds, and all Coupon Bonds of
the denomination of J;500 and $1,000. On the
$.50 and $100 bonds interest is paid annually,
March Ist. Issued under Act of March 3d,
1883, and supplement Marcli 3d, 1864, principal
payable in gold $194,567,300
All of the Go.vornment Bonds ai"e issued " Cou-
pon" or "Registered." Coupon Bonds can be
changed into Registered Bonds, but Registered
Bonds cannot be changed into Coupon. Coupon
Bonds are in denominations of $.50, ^iOO, $.500,-
and $1,000; the Registered Bsuds the same, with
addition of $5,000 and $10,«00.
Xy. S. Pacific Railroad Cun-eucy 69—
Dated Jan. 16th, 18a5, and variously thereafter.
These bonds are issued by the government
uudor Acts of July 1st, 1802, and July 3d, IS6i,
to Companies receiving their charter from
Congress, which gives them the right to con-
struct railroads to and from the Pacific Coast,
and on the completion of each twentv raiSc? of
traciv to receive at the rate of $16,000 t o $3:J,000
or $48,000 per mile, according to the difficuity
of constructing the same. They are payable
thirty years from date of issue, and are regis-
tered in bonds of 1,000, !?5,090, and $10,000.
Amount Issued up to Sept., '09 :?(i0,8ti0,3:20
A coiinterfiiit c mpoii for three dollars, pur
portin/i to bo,!on<; to a one hundred dollar .5.20
bond, La? been received at the Treasurv De-
partment, which had been sent from Goi'many
to NewYorli, cashed here and for\v\irdod to
Washington for collection. The counterfeit
is a lithograph, and when compared with the
genuine coupon it could be c»aily detected
by the most inexperienced persons; as the
execution is rough and inartistic, the paper
thin and common, and a trifle shorter than the
genuine coupon. It assumes to belong to the
5.2O3 ol 18Q^, lourth series, and bore tlio staiup
... -oai
COUNTERFEIT
FRACTIONAL CURRENCY.
Old Iscne.
60b imit., the portrait* of Washiag^- 'C liff«ra
one froiD another; in the genuine tnej ire
alike ; the ^reeo color looks light Mil i>i>lfl
2£b, imit, well exuoiited. IiOok t)Uk
2d Istroe.
10b, Imitotioo. Ail (ten. en -the top
word Depositaries,' toe imttatioD read* Uep-
onitories. ''
SOs. imit. J havo a pale Bliie color. The* oaaaii
barrels on lower right oorner arc- ver/ iadiatinul.
The gen. have six tarrelfl perfectiv ol«>ar and plain
Three on lower row, two on next,' and oue on top.
The ooanterfeit barral^ are bkck, and fi^u, are
693 raised rrons ta.
3d Issue.
50o. imit. ; two kinds of the Dew long &; oent
currency. The imitation of one ki ad has DlKlfi
NATED on oppcr right corner instead of i>Z - '' i
NATED. Tlie second bind has "
rectly spelt, out on the little /
and^r the Eaele, there Is a bluc.k ..
Ike npright bars of the Bliield.
gonaine.
2/58, imit., are rery pale 4nd co! v*!?. Tub }e.tter
0 in cents on left end is soiiiner thau the 3ther
letters, and loo f;.;r oQ.
Vew iMue.
25, imitation. Above the words "Traasnrv
Department," on the bottom of the biB in the
genuine there is a fine dotted' ine — the oooater-
fettshave a straight line.
Notice the gbading of the "25" on the back of the
note. T^e genuine iB (lark, while the coanterfei'g 1»
very pale, »nd very little darker tlian ilie o'h r greeu.
The we'd "of" 00 the face of th" gennlna appeara
tbag — "of" — on the coauterfeit "or."
268, imit., well executed, out may be detected
by the absence of a period ( . ) after the word
Treasurer under Spinner's name; the work ;s
better than any we have previously seen and iiable
to deceive unless carefully axamined.
26fl, well execnted ; head of Chittenden : where
it reads "Furnished onlv by the Assistant Treasu-
rers" the Assistant is spelt "Asaibtata." Ir, the
genuine the shading of the letter "B" iu *'£i»e"
is unbroken, while the conaterfoit has a little
uotch in it.
60s, weU executed. The engraviGg on the face
of the note is excellent. The adverse ia slightly
blurred. The notes are an eighth of an inch nar-
rower than the genuine.
50s, the "j" in "Oolby'%" name crosses a line
of the ooat in the genuine, but not in the oottnt«r-
feit
508, the line of stars on counterfeit between the
figures "60" at the top and bottom of the back of
the note have whits centres., while the entiM
stars on genuine are in green. The reading in
blaolc on tiie genuine note clear and distinct,
while on the counterfeit the bronze is printed on
the black, the words "nrry cwfTs" being almost
obliterated.
608, well done. The last "e" in the sigiifcture
of F. E. Spinney is omitted in some, and the (.)'
after print, on one end, and the d. after Marob 80.
50s. New and dangerous counterfeits of the
last issue of the fifty cent fractional currency
notes, which bear upon their face the head of
Treasurer Spinner, have been detected by the
Treasury Department. It can'be tleteoted by the
absence of a period (. ) after the word print on the
right end, aud also under the letter "d"' in
■"March 8d," on the left end. The paper is
thicker than that of the genuine Botes, and the
geuertil appearance is o&Jcuiaied io deceive smless
closely inspected.
of some Qcrman house on tVie back,
iadistinctly to be deciphered fully.
but too
COPSTERrEIT 7.30 BOTfDS.
The seal is slightly larger than the genitinc;
the red ink with which it is stamped is a shade
lighter, and the points projecting from the seal
are biurred and a little longer than the genu-
ine. The imprint at the bottom of the ikc-.c of
the bond is set diflerent in the margin, there
being more space giv3u it than in the genuine.
The borders of the coupon whicli ai-e, attachod
to the counterleit bouds ai'e "aigcir, while the red
figures are finer than in the gcnui.'W. The bor-
dei-5 ot the omaDieutiil latlie woi'i ara blurred
and somewhat inuiiierently excentcd. The
flgui-es denoting the bond arc slighUy uneven,
while the Wu« ink ia which tUey are printed
is a duller blue and lacks the laetallic glossy
appcaraace of tlic gci.uiu'O.
MBNDELSON'S NATIONAL BANK NOTE REPORTBR-
IVtAINI!.
description of Genuine BillSi
NAjTIONAL BANK NOTES.
Ij—vig. two females with hands clnsped, onp j ointlng
nprrsrd, name and location of bank above — large figure
on left end, -with the insoription : " This note iH se-
cm-ed by bonds ot the United States deposited with the
U. S. 'ftreastirer at Washington." On other side, vig.
Lsinding of the Pilgrims.
2s — vig. (on left end) female seated holding flag, stars
above, ships and buildings in background ; largo figure
3 lengthwise of note, name and loeaiion of bank below.
Otiier side. vig. Sir Walter Raleigh, 158.5.
5s — vig. ColuEtbus discovering America, on lower lofit
«nd ; right end, Columbus introducing America to Eu-
rope, Asia and Africa, countries represented by female
fl^ire^ Other aide — vig. , landing of Columbus.
' lOa-^vig. Franklin drawing lightning trom the
cloudi?.- -Allogorical representation of Genius of AmeiH-
ca, a female figure upon an «agla in the clouds grasp-
tng a thunderbolt Other side — vig., De Soto discover-
ing the MissisaippL
■Mi — vig. Battle of Lexington. Al*egorical represen-
tation of Loyalty, 6gnre.of Liberty in fwegrouud, bear-
ing national ensign ; farmers, artisans, &c., rallying
•round the flag Other side — Baptism of Pocahontas.
) 50a — vig Washington crossing the Delaware. AUe
gdrical represeat-atidu, Prayer for Victory. Other
side— Emharkation of the Pilgrims.
lOOs — vig. Battle of Lake trie. Allegorical repre-
sentation, Maintenance of Liberty and Nationalty
Of er side — Declaration of IniJependence.
5008. vig. riKht end, arrival of the Sirius, 1838 — left
end, female sitting on a gun overlooking the sea,
steamship in distance. Other side — eurreuder of Gene
ral Bnrgoyne.
lOOOa— right end, Capitol of Washinffton — left end,
(3ten. Scott entering the City of Mexico. Other iside,
Waahlngton resigning his commission.
GHEENBAOKS.
■^B, upper left end, a largo oval portrait of Chase : 1
in green below — right eml^ 1 in afaocy die ; signatures
of Treasurer of United States and Register of Treas-
ury on^ green tint below ; a atrip of black lathe work
between signatures.
2.S, lower left centre, a large oval portrait of Alcxan-
■lor Hamilton — left end, 2 on a die ; II b'.-low on ^ green
(lie; right end, 2 on a die ; signatures below on a groen
l4nt separated by two strips of black laibework.
5s, in centre, FIVE BOLLAR3 across a green Sand
die work — right end, an oval male portrait ; left cm),
female statue erect, with sword and shisld, on a black
groujjd wonk — fancy green back.
10s, upjier center, eagle on a shield ; 10 In green die
each aide ; a strip of greeu lathe work below — righteifd,
i'emale erect by pedestal holding tablet, etc. — left end
9 large oval portrait of Presiden; Lincoln — fancy green
back.
20s, in center, a female erect, with sword and shield,
between figure 20 and two green dies ; figure 20 each
side— TWENTY DOLLALS across each end tu greon
die work — fancy gre_eu back.
508 left centre, oval portrait of HtmlUon; Treasury
die in pink on right of die ; 50 on die on each oud of
note.
lOOs, upper left centre, large spread eagle sitting on
a rock ; Trea.surer 8 die in pink aud WO iu preen die
on right of vig. — right upper corner 100 on a black die
.flower left corner 100 on a black die.
500g, In eentio, portrait of Albert Gallalln encircled
in a green die— right end, .'300; FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS below — left end .same as riglit.
IU(K)s, ill centre, portrait of Robert Morris "in green
clrcie— rigit end M with 1000 across it ; Om) TUOU-
SAND DOLLARS on a greeu die below— iett end,
Mxae as sight.
GOUNTERFEST GREEHBACKS.
Is, (Ist kind) can be readily detected by the in-
ferior style of the engraving, particularly the head
of Chuse, The mouth is crooked, the eyes imper-
fect, and the hair on the top of the head resembles
side hair brushed over to cover baldness. The
l>t»:t[ is o .a lighter green thun the genuiae.
i', (2d kind) the jjeneral appeal anoe is rerv
-Kiarfle and may roadily be deteeled; frreen iok
)( vtry pale. On the imitation there is a blaoe
sfEAtSar <.'«B under the red Ogures on the apper
oart of il» bill; none in gen.
2;i, imii., well exesuted. Coat of Hamilton
*iud\j dnno. The shirt bosom of Hamilton is very
dark'^nd noeven, but in the genuine white and
plain. Tea shading of th« words " UWITEi)
^WAtf ES" light and broken.
Ss, 10s, gen-ilne not«B without the red seal, and
(•!:)?rii reported without the nsual number beius
•,)liyit«') a.pou them.
im-.t., words " United States " heavily
8ljt*aod. (ieu. are clear, lightly shaded and plain.
Tho word* " I'otonled »Oth June, 1867," under
the Tords N. York are ion the oounterfoit bill.
All the counterfeits are witer A, and are )^ iooii
shorter than the genuine.
On the new series o i letter "A," aronnd the fta
lire, of Liberty on' loft «nd is a plair " '.'lok line. O i
(fceoounterfoits, this 'ino alonu thd bottom of th'.'
fiHu e FiinniBgtowHrils the rif<nl of tho nolo fornix
«wo diatinot liiior, ua ^aa. only o«a. Bui this
may be a counterfeiter's dodge to hare it des-
oribed and alter it aftersTivrdB.
58, imi*,. \h\3 bill is well calculated to deceive,
and the only diflcrence we can detect is in tho die
on the right end enclosing the figure 6. The
fennine has three black circles enclosing the 6.
he imit. has only two, and on lower right end
Ggn're 8, and on left end series 90.
fOs. Paper Tcry light, and the sjreen Ink ol'
a liffhtcr shade. Dated Martth lOth, 1862.
lOs alt'd {rem Is, portrait of Chaw on left.
lOs imit. There are 16 amall Xe on upper
right mBro;in, and only 16 on the ^ennine. The
words " rhnted by the' Nations. Bk Note Oo." or
lower left margin extends over 9 of the Xa ou
imit and 3 on the gennic^.
10s, imii, has 14 small x's on upper right mar-
gin — IG on left. The gen. has 16.i's each side oi
engravers name. Portrait of Presi. Lincoln is
very coarse and pale looking; imit. are dated
Washington. March 10, 1862, letter C.
iOs, very close imit. of gen., the engraving is
good, in the center figure the foot of the feisaV
can iicarcely be seen. On the left end bottom are
the words " Payable at the Treasury of the U. S.
at New i'ork." The A's in payable are too small
and uneven. The letter ' h ' in the word ' The ' is
not crossed in the centre.- The imprint is defe
iive; the green ink is of too light a color.
608,- alt'd from Ss, portrait of Homllton ca left
centre. The vignettes of the two-dollar and
fifty-dollar Treasury note are the rame. Ingeni-
ous persons are counterfeiting the bodyjof the fif-
ties and using the vignettes of the twos, prodnoing
a note that deceives esperta.
608, imit observe the figures 60 on back of tho
bill around the margin, the 6 in the imit. runs into
the 0, gen. does not. The word ' FIFTY' around
the aoove 60 can scorclv be read. Words ' i.S6al
TBN335B' ia very much blurred. Letter C dated
March 8, '68. On the left lower corner the No
550 instead of 50 enclosed in one circle.
60s, Imit , observe the head of Hamilton,
upon thfl ftwe of tho note^ which represents the
linoof the waistcoat crossing the white collar at
the neck. The acute angle formed by the shape oi
the collar, so far as it is shown, is ;)erfect in tho
oounterfeit note; but in the genuine the lines of
tho flesh were drawsi by the engraver acr.^ss tht
point of the collar at its junction with the waist-
coat, for the purpose of reheving the angle of thf.
sharpness it would otherwise have exhibited.
This difference is not readily observed unless the
notes are perfectly clean. The other discrepancy
is in the shape ot the ornaments in the border- ot.
each end of tne face of the bills, and in tho whole
border on the back. The flsjures "60" are en
graved on a sroen ground, of which the rim, iti
the genuine bill, is in octagonal form, rather we'd
detiued, though the angles are not sharp. The
eight sides oi' what at first view appeared to be
oiroles, may be easily discerned. In the nonater-
tteil bill tne border ornaments, containing the
" 60 " are octagonal in only a verv slight desrree,
and seem to be perfect circloi. '"he general ap
pearance of the connterfeit gives eo indication oi
ts true character.
lOOs, imit. the red figures are much larger than
the figures of any Treasury Notes, the wjngs oi
the eMie are very coarse — the double rule run-
ning from it is heavier, and the curve twice a.^
large, while there is a diagonal shading at the
joint of the imprint with the rule, which does uoi
appear ou the geuuiue. On the :ightend of tht
back of the bill, the 100 in the circles are in
verted, thus, OOI- I" *1>* genuioj this inversiot
IB on the left enoL The imprint, American B&nV
Hois Oo. , is very uneven, and too large,
lOOs, imit., (2d kind) of the notes issued under
thft act of J'ubruary, 18152, well executed. The
spurious note is smaller, aud the coloring on the
.back is paler than on the j[enuine bill. The word.i
" one hundred dollars" on the right hand side ot
the oounterfeit are smaller than on .tho geuair •
note.
lOOs, imit., (8d kind^ the note i« smaller than
the genuiue, the spread eagle is very course, aud
the shading of UNITED STATEH is badly done.
The bill ia calculated to dccoive.
MAINE.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
Wm. rt. WOOD A: son Portland
YIENRY P. ■WOOB Portland
NATIONAL BANKS.
AUBl'RN. Flrirt Par
J. H. ftuuk. I'res. Wm. Libb?, Cash.
AUCiUST.l, First Par
G. W. Stanley, I'res. I. Boofliby, Ciieh.
.i-UGOSTA, Freeman'* '. Par
W. F. llallcit, Pres. J. L. Adams, Cash.
AlJGtJSTA, Granite - Par
K. 11. Cushman, I'res. W. T. Johnson, Cash.
BANOOR, Farmers' Par
J. Dunning, Pres. J. S. Kowe. Cask.
BANGOR, FIrist Par
Geo. Stetson. Pres. Ellas Merrill, Cash.
BANGOR, Second : Par
G. K. Juivett, Pres. W. 8. Dennett, Casli.
BANGOR, Kenduskoatr Par
O. W. {dickering, Pjps. *. S. Dodd, Cash.
BANGOR, Traders' Par
\V. Brown, Pres. E. Trask, Cash'.
BANGOR, UlcreUants'.. Par
S. II. Blake, Pres. M. T. Stlokncy, Cash.
B.ATH, BatU Par
A. G. Pago, Pres. W. D. Htll, Cash.
B.ATH, First. .. ..Par
O. Moses, Pros. W. D. Mussendeii, Cash.
B.VTH, Liiicoln Par
J. F. Patten, I'res. John Sliaw, Cash.
B-tTH, Marine Par
U. C. Kuiiey, Pres. H. A. Duncan, Ca*.
B.VTH, Saaadalioeli Par
VV. V. .Mii»u5, I'res. Henry B4nies, Cash.
BEliF.VST, Belfast Par
J. P. White, Pre.''. A. H. Bradbury, Cash.
BBl'NSAVK'K, First Par
S. K. .rackson, Pres. J. P. VVlnehell, Gash.
BRTTXSWK K, Pcjepscot Par
W. SkoltlcM, Pres. Joiin Kogors, Cash.
OOUNTERFEIT OOUPONa
The following are tho words ou liae coupons :
"Acts of July 17 and Aagusl 6, 1861. The Ui.i-
ted .States of America will pay to bearer Uttetn
dolUrs for six months' interest due 1st January,
lo«7, upon bond No. 785, for #600. L. K. Chitten-
den, Kuifister United Slulas Treasury.
Fr\^E OBNT COIN OOUNTERFDITS
Are in chcnlntlou. They itiiiy l>c dli<tin-
iriihli, (1 Irinn the geiniiiie by tho tiofl.ne^s ol lliv
luotol
Adam Lemontr Pres. U. A. Rnmlall, Gush.
BIDDEPORD, Biddeford Pnr
W. p. Uiiliios. Pres. U. M. Chapman, Cash.
BIDDFFORD, First ...;Par
C. C. Sawyer, Pres. C. A. Moody, Cash.
BOWnoiNHAin, Vlllavro Par
U. 1". t iuT. Pref. H. .-^ainpson. Cash. •
Bl'C'KSPOKT, Bnetesport Par
■" C. Wyoil.uan, Prus. R. 8wa«ey, Cash.
C. VL.VIS, National Par
J. A. Lee, Pros. K. .Nelson, Cash.
D. 1l:»IARIS€OTTA, First Par
E. Klj-e, Pres. (}. 1i. Illtohcook, Pres.
E. VSTPORT, Frontier Par
O. S. lyiveruinm, Pres. E. .1. Noyos, Cash.
FAR:tiingTON, sandy Rlvor Par
K. (i. Butler, Pres. 'f . K. BolcUer, Casli.
G.IRBINER, Cobossee.... :Par
W. Biailslroet, Pres. J. Adams, Cash.
G.IRBINER, National Par
,1. Brartstreot, Pros. G. V. Adams, Ca-Mi.
G. lRDINIiR, Oakland Piur,
.T. S. ."Mitchell, Pros. .S. Bowman, Cash.
H. \ li liO-VVEI. I,, .1 mcrican Par
A. D. Knight. Pres. A. li. Howard, Cash.
HAI.L.OWEL,I., First closing?
J. H. Leigh, Pres. A. S. Washburn, Cash.
H.At,l,OWEt.I., NortHern Par
A. Sampson, Pres. J. E. Smith, Cash.
KENNEBITNK, Ocean Par
J. Titcomh, I'les. C. l>ittlefleld. Cash.
IiEWISTON, First Par
A. I). Lockwoort, Pres. A. Brooks, Cash.
NEWCASTliE, Newcastle Par
J. Uaiiies. Pres. O. W. Chapraan, Cash.
NORTH BERWICK, National Bar
William Hill, Pres. P. Uussey, cash.
ORONO. National Par'
E. Wclister, l"re». K. P. Butler, Cash. |
PORTLAND, tanal . ......Par
W. W. ThomHs, Pres. B. C. Somerby, Cash. j
PORTLAND. Casco. .. ........... . .Pw ,
E. P. Gorri.sli. Pre.s. W. A. Wlnship. Cash. |
PORTl..VNI>, Cumberland Par
W. Moulton, Pres. Siuuuel Small, Cash.
PORTIiAND, First Pnr
St. ,l<>hn Smith. Pres. W. B. Oi>ul«l. Ca*.
ao.s, Imit. 'Ilio woriian s faoe, ariiiR an
ncvk in the battle of I,c.\iiiKtoii ai-e black -In
trcimliio Ihcv urn wliitc. In ttio lluiitlsiii of
Pcx'iihonln.s, ilu' Iiulitiii Kit' Kittliiff (in tlv
K-idimd has uo oliiia on her lap— In ireuuiuo
she has.
POKTI-AND, Ittcrchants' Par
li, Ginm, Pres. t'liarN-s Payson, Cash.
POI»Tl..\Nn, Traders* x . Pw
A. K. Sliinllell, Pn s. 15. Ufiuirt, C«U-
POIiri-.*ND. s<>(ond PftT;
J. », Klfkor, Pres. W. N. GouM, Cash.
NEW HAMP3HIRB. , , ^
BK'HfflOIVn, tnrnt Par
I,. MiiHliird. I'reii. .). Cwriwr. 0Mb.
RirVintOND, National . I'lir
J. M. Iluniur, rioa. k". TlWoWUd, llasb.
no<!Kl.i\lVI>, National par
M. muuiier, I'l os. W. II. Tltooinb, Cash.
8ACO, National Par
A. .tortliiii, I'i'us. T. iictimuuLn, Cusb.
SAf'O, Yorlt rnr
Jl. K. IliirUoy, I'res. J. C. Bradbury, C8»li.
SKOWHKfSAN, Virnt Par
A Coliul ii. I'lCB. K. W. Karwell. Cash.
SKOWHIWJAN, Second.; Par
S. ilobiiisun, Pri'fl. .1. Pollowg, Cash.
SOtJTII BKKWICK, National ....Pai-
J. II. HiHleiuh, I'los. K. Iliiymun, Cash.
TII01»IASX0N, Georgcw' Par
K. O'Brion. I'lCK. J. C. I.ovengalor, Basil.
TIIOITIASTON, National Par
W. SiiiBor, I'rcK, O. Itobiiison, Cash,
1 Os, liul1a(.ion. PiKnatiivcs badly wi-ltton.
WAI^DOBORO', Mcdomak Par
8. W. Jackson, I'res. (i. Allen. Cash.
WALDOBORO', National Pnr
I. Rood, Pres. B. U. Haskell, Cash.
WATER VIX1.E, National Par
I). I.. Milliken. Pros. K. 1.. Uetohell. Cash.
WATERVlI^IiE, People's Par
.1. Vi'ebfjr, Pres, II. Porclyal, Cash.
WATER VII.LE, Xlconlc Par
8. llouth. Pros, A. A, Plaistcd, Cash.
WINTHROP, National Par
C. M. Bailo.v, Prefl. J. M, Benjamin, Cash.
WISCASSET, First ..Pnr
H. InKiills, Pres. C. R. Hanidin, Cash.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PRIVAIE HANKERS.
A. McKKAN & CO N-aisIiua
Offlce^of DiscouBt and Deposit^ G.15
: NATIONAL BANKS.
VERMONT.
PORTNirrOUTII, ITIeclin. A TradN . .Pa
G. S. 'ri uiulwiill. Pres. J. K. Shdros, Cash.
PORTSlWOtrTH, New Ilnmnolilre. .. Pa
.1. P. Hiirtlnlt. Pres. Ji. S. Itutlcr, Caah.
PORTSITIOUTH, Ro<lilnKlium Par
J. M. Kreillck, l'ru.s. J. M. I'lckt-rlntf, Caah.
PETERROROIKiill, Plritt Par
F. l.iviiiKstun, PriM. A. S. Scott, Cash.
SANDWICH, <'arroll County. Par
,1. Wontworth, Pres. (,'. C. KcUows, Cash.
SANHOHNTON, Cltlzenn' Pa'
A. P. Ciith, PrcN, W.T. Cass, Cash.
SOITIERSWORTH, National Par
O. 11. l.dril, Pres. S. 8. KuiUiib, Cash.
WOLFBOROCOH, Lake Par
J. M. Bnioktlt, Pros. C. Li. Tibbatts, Cash.
WARNER, Kcarnage _ Par
N. G. (Jtf-Uway, Pros. G. .lonea, Ciuih.
WINCHESTER, National Par
W. Halle, I'rcs. II. Abbott, Cash.
MASSACHUSETTS.
VERMONT.
CHARIiESTOWN, Conn. River Par
H. Lathrop, Pres. Geo. Olcott, Cash.
CI^AREMeNT, National Par
G. N. Fanvell, Pres. J. L. FarweB, Cash.
CONCORD, First Par
G. A. Pillsbury, Pres. W. W. Storrs, Cash.
CONCORD, State Capital Par
J. V. Ban-on, Pres. P. S. Smith, Cash.
DERRY, National Par
J. W. Noyes, Pres.. D. Currier, Cash.
DOVER, CocUeco ..Par
T. K. Sawyer, Pres. E. Hurd, Cash.
DOVER, National Par
S. M. Wheeler, Pres. 6. Hals, Cash.
DOVER, Strafford Par
W. 8. Stephens, Pres. Asa J. Tufts, Cash.
EXETER, Granite State Par
A. Morrill, l^res. N. A. Shute, Cash.
FRANCKSTOWN, First.... Par
T. B. Bradford, Pres. P. H. Bixby, Cash.
GONIC, First Par
N. O. Whitehouse, Pres. A. D. Whitehouse, Cash.
GKEAT FAliLiS, National Par
N. WoUs, Pres. J. A. Stickney, Cash.
HANOVER, Dartmoutli Par
D. Blaiadell, Pres. N. S. Huntington, Cash.
HI1.LSBOROITGH, First Par
S. Henrick, Pres. J. C. Campbell, Cash.
J.lLiFFBEY, Blonadnock Par
James Scott, Pres. Peter Upton Cash.
KEENE, Aslinelot Par
T. M. Bdwarda, Pres. H. O. Coolidge, Cash.
KEIENE, Cliesliire..: Par
J. H. Elliott, Pres. R. U. Porter, Cash.
KEENE, National Par
F. Vose, Pres. G. W. Tildeu, Cash.
liACONIA, National » Par
J. C. Moulton, Pres. D. S. Dinsraoor, Cash.
LEBANON, National Par
W. 8. Hlla, Pres. J. H. Kondiick, Caah.
lOs, imitation. Well done.
MANCHESTER, Amoskoag Par
M. Currier, F'res. G. B. Chandler, Cash.
MANCHESTER, City Par
C. W. Stiinley, Pros. K W. Harrington, Cash.
MANCHESTER, First Par
W. Smith, Pres. F. Smyth, Cash.
MAPtfDHESTER, National ..Par
N. Parker, Pres. C. E. Balch, Cash.
MIIiFORD, Sonliegan Sbr
H. A. Daniels, Pres. C. A. Daniels, Cash.
NASHUA, First Par
T. Chase, Pros. J. A. Spaulding, Cash.
NASHVA, Indian Head par
W. D. Beasom, Pres. J. G. Kimball, Cash.
NEWPORT, First Par
T. ^y. CJllmore, Pres. F. W. Lewis, Cash.
NEW MARKET. National Pai
J. Jj. Lawrence, Pres. 8. A. Haley, Cash.
PITTSFIEI.D, National Par
J. l)ral(o. Pres. J. Carpenter, Oa«h.
PORTSMOUTH, First Pa
W. U. Hackott, Cash. 8. Lord, Cas«.
BEl,I.OWS FAIiliS, National Par
M. Kuliorton, I'ros. J. H. Williams, Cash.
BENNINGTON, First Par
L. B. Graves, Pres. E. A Cobb, Cash.
BETHEI.. White River Par
G. K. Graham, I'res. F. W. Aadorson, Cash.
BRATTI.EBORO', First Par
N. B. Willston. Pres. 8. M. Waits, Cash.
BRATTL,EBORO', Vermont... Par
W. Ooodliuo, Pres, G. 8. Dowley, Cash.
BRANDON, First Par
N. T. Sprugue, jr., Pres. G, B. Bottum, Cash.
BRANDON, National Par
J. A. Comant. I'res.. D. C. Brown, Cash.
BIJR1.INGTON. First Par
O. A. Dodge, Pres. L. C. Dodge, Cash.,
BURLiINGTON, Merchants' Par
H. P. Hiekok. I'res. C. W. Woodhouse, Cash,
CHE1,SEA, Orange County Par
B. W. Bartholomew, Pres. J. C. Houghton,) r., Cash.
CASTLiETON, National Par
C. S. Sherman, Pres. I. M. Guy, Cash.
DANVIl.l,E, Caledonia Par
O, Crosby, Pres. J. B. Mattocks, Cash.
DERBY L,INE, National Par
L. SpaJding, Pres. S. Foster, Cash.
FAIR HAVEN, First.... Par
J. Sheldon, Pres. S. W. Bailey, Cash.
HVDE PARK, liamoUle Connty Par
L. H. JS'oyes, i'res. A. L. Noyes, Cash.
JAMAICIA, West River Par
W. Harris, Pres. J. A. Butler Cash.
liVNDON, National Par
J. M. Weeks, Pres. S. B. MattOCijB, Cash.
MANCHESTER, BattenklU Par
M. Hawley, Pres. W. P. Biaok, Oasii.
MIDDI.EBTJRV, National Par
P. Fletcher, Pres. J. G. Weilingtim, Cash.
MONTPEr,IER. Elrst. Par
J. A. Page. Prsa. J. C. Taplin, Cash.
MONTPELiIEK, National Par
J. R. Langdon, Pres. C. A. Reed, Cash.
NORTH BENNINGTON, First Par
T. W. Park, Pres. C. G. Lincoln, C«sh.
NORTHFIEl,D. National Par
A. Bradley, Pros. H. G. Ely, Cash.
0«aWEI.l., First Par
J. L. Hammond, Pres. D. C. Bascom, Cash.
IRASBURGH, National:.. ^. Par
H. MoLellan, Pres. W. B. Demson, Cash.
POULTNEY, National Pai-
J. Joslin, Pres. Merritt Clark, Cash.
MASSACHUSETTS.
PUIVATE BANKERS.
KENDRICK & EI.WEM.,
mAVr.l.UKR'H COlINTINfi ROOM.
'il State street, Boston.
6.1
Mutiliited Currency, Greenbacks and Nutlonal Bills
bouKbt. Uevenne Htanps at wholesale and retail.
NATIONAL BANKS.
BOSTON CITY BANKS.
PROCTORSVIL,L,E, Black River..
H. W. Albee, Pres. G. S. Hill, Cash.
Par
BOYAIiTOJf, National Par
C. Downer, Pres. A. W. Kenney, Cash.
RUTLAND. National Par
J. B. Pago, Pres. S W. Rowell, Cash.
Collections n>ade on lavorable terms.
RUTLAND, Rutland Ciounty Pai-
W. P. Ripley, Pres. Henry F. Field, Cash.
SPBINGFIEI.D, First Pai-
A. Brown, Pres. C. E. Richardson, Cash.
ST. AliBANS, First Par
XI. Bellows, Pres. Albert Sow^es, Cash.
ST. AliBANS, Vermont Par
W. C. Smith, Pres. B. Barlow, Caah.
ST. JOHN88URY, First Par
L. P. Poland, Pres. G»urpo May, Cash.
Collections i-emittcd for at 1-8 per cent exchange.
SW.ANTON, Union par
W. L. Sowles, Pres. E. M. Sowles, Cash.
VERGENNES, National Pa
C. T. Stevens, Pres. H. C. Hortoa, Cash.
WATERBtJBY, National Par
L. Hutchins, Pres. J. K. FuUerton, Cash.
WELUS RIVER, Newbury Par
A. Undoi wood, Pros. G. Leslie, Cash.
AVOODSTOCK, National Par
li". I!illin.i;s, i'res. E. Johnson, Cash.
WINDSOR, Ascntney Par
H. Harlow, Pros. U. Wardnor, Caah.
First, 41 State street Par
A. T. LoVvo, Pres. John <<arr, Ctutb.
6s, linltatlon. lyigraviiiif well done and lia-
ble to deceive. Hiffiiatiii c^ oiiKnivod.
20s, imitation, llic left hand wf tJie BOld-
fer lioldinK'the jfiinldoe.s not toiuji the D in
"Deposited:" In >fenulne it doe.s. The butt
of the musket on lo.ver left comor touches
the scroll -work ai-ound llifureR "20:" and the
hand of the female on the man's breast, the
linjfoi-R can scarcely be seen. The sliield be-
hind crkIc on buck of note has but six stars,
and very impei-l'ect. jfcnuinc shows 17.
20s i-ai.HCd from 58. Well <loue.
1 00s, imitation. The letter "T" In the
word " maintain," on the -'g-lit end of t'he bill,
Icoks like an " 1.' Very well done.
Second, 86 State street Par
James II. Beal, Pres. A. J. Loud, Cosh.
Third, 28 State street Par
p. L. Everett, I'res. J. BcnneU. Casta. .
Atlantic. 8 Kilby sti<?Gt Par
I. Pratt, Jr., Pres. B. Dodd, Oasli.
Atlas. 10 Kilby street Par
M. D. Kimball, Pres. C. L. Lane, Cash.
Blackstone, Union street Par
F. Gould. Pres. J. Loring, Cash.
Boston, 61 State street Par
L. Ni«hols, Pres. C. B. Hall, Caeh.
Boylston, BCylston street Par
A. Cummings, Pres. John J. Soren, Cash.
Broadway, 490 Washingrton street Par
H. Souther, Pres. H. H. White, Cash.
City, 61 State street Par
W. T, Andrews, Pres. C. C. Barry, Cash.
Continental, Chauner street . .Par
O. Ditson, Pres. James Swan, Cash.
ColnmMan, 40 State street Par
J. T. Coolidge, Pres. _ J. M. Gorden, Cash.
Commerce, 85 State street Par
B. E. Bates, Pros. C. H. Warner, Cash.
Eagle, 16 Kilby street Par
K. S. Covell, Pres. W. G. Brooks, jr.. Cash.
Elliot, 25 State street Par
J . Demerriit, Pres. R. B. Conamt, Cash.
Exchange, 28 State street Par
A. L. Benyon, Pres. • J. M. Pettenglll, Cash.
Everett, 58 Congress sti^eet Par
W. Sawyer, Pres. Geo. li. Can-, Cash.
FaneuHI Hall, South Market street Par
N. Kobbins, Pros. Kd. L. Tead, Cash.
Freeman's, 109 Sumner street Par
John H. Rogers, Pres. J. Drake, Cash.
Globe, 40 State street Par
W. B. Stevens, Pres. C. J. Sprague, Cash.
Hamilton, 66 State street Par
D. Denny, Pres. S. S. Blanchard, Cash.
Hide dc licather, 51 Congi-ess street Par
D. Harwood, Pres. W. Bassett, jr.. Cash.
Howard,' 97 State street Par
K. E. Demmon, Cash. G. E. Hersey, Cash.
Market, 1 Merchant's Excliange Par
C. O. Whitmnre, Pres. J. Brown, jr.. Cash.
JnCassachnsetts, 66 State street Par
J. J. Dixwdl, Pres. H. K. Frothlngham, Cash.
maverick, 75 State street Par
Sam. Hall, Pies. S. PhiUipa, jr., C&ah. '
Mechanics', South Boston Par
J . W. Converse, Ca»h. A. Simonds, Cash.
Merchants', 38 St*te Street. . . Par
F. Haven, Pros. J. K. PnUlcr. Cash.
Mt. Vernon, 100 Washington street Par
C. E. Kin;:, Pr33. H. W. ivrkius, Jr., Cash.
New Enslsnd, 67 State street Par
'J' l.imb, Pres. 8. Pettee, Cash.
North A • ' rica, 65 State street Par
V..\\. I tipleigh. Pres. J. K. Hall, Cash.
North, IS Kilby street paj.
C. G. ^'a7.ro, Pres. J. B. Wltherboe, ciish.
Old Boston, 48 State street Par
J. C. W ild. Pres. K. L. Church, Cash.
Peoples', 114 Dudley streyat Par
U. Guild, Pros. G. C. Leach, Cush.
Redemption, 91 State street Par
W. D. Forbes, Pres, E. A, Preabery. Cash.
20s raised from 68. Vig. Columbus dlscov-
eriuK America. Well done.
Rep nbllc, 77 State street. Par
David Snow, Pres. Chas. A. yialle, Caeh.
RcTcre, 74 Fi-anklin street Par
S. H. Walloy, Pros. 1*. Ulalsdoll, Cuah.
Rockland Par
S. Little, Pros. R. E. Mollneux, Cash.
^10 MA3SAOHUSETT8
Security, S3 Court street Par
D. M, StniibOD, Pros, C. R. Batt, Cash.
Slianmnt, 20 Stat<» street Par
J. C>immliigi Pros. S. G. Davis, Ciisli,
(Shoe A: l.eafUcr, 13 Kllby street Par
J. C. Porter, Pros. Sam'l Ourr, Cash.
Iftatc, 40 State street. . . PaJ
A. W. Stefcson, Pres. ' C. B, Putten, fiish,
SuflTolk, 60 State street Pai-
S. W. Swett, Pres. K. Tylor. Cash.
Traders', 01 State street Par
B. B. WUllams, Pres. K. S. Davis, Cash.
Tremont, 41 State street Par
A. T. Hall. Proa. A. T. Frothirigliam, C-.uth.
, 28, imitation. Well doue, and vei-y likely
to deceive.
Vnlon, 40 State street Par
U. C. Uifihardson, Pres. GuiUver, Cash.
iWasUinetou, 47 Stat* street Par
A. D. HoUgos, Pros. W. U. BrackeH, C*sh.
Webster, 39 State street Par
8. Lincoln. Pres. E. O. Danlell C&nh.
MASSAOHUSETTS.
MAS8AOHUSETT8.
COUNTRY BANKS.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
A. ». EASTON rail River
(BAniTEL P. BintT New Bedford
NATIONAL BANKS.
ABIXGTOIV, IVational Par
Ba.xtor Co'ob, Pros. J. N. Karnir, Cash.
ADA^nS, First Par
C. H. mgiiU^, Pros. H. H. Wellington, Cash.
ADAms, BerksIUre Closed
Ain:£SBrRT, First Par
W. H. Haskell, Pres. J. T. Pearson, Ca.<<h.
AniHIERST, First Par
L. M. Hills, Pres. R. J. D. Westcott, Ca«h.
ANBOVER, National Par
John Flint, Pros. Muses Foster, Ciush.
ATHOl,, miier's River Par
A. lluntinf;, Jr., Pros. A. L. Newman, Ciiah.
ATTliEBOROrCH, National Par
E. h. nioh.irds, I'res. H. M. Daggott, Cash.
BARRE, First Par
K. Ii.'nny, Pres. E. Woods, Cash.
BBVBRI.,T, National Par
8. Hnrtii-,.tt, Pros. U. G. Bennett, Cash.
BI^ACKSTONE, Worcester County.. Par
H. S. Miinsflold, Pres. M. Barnura, Capli.
BRieHTON, inarke< Pa
L. B.aldwlu, Pres. K. P. Wj-lght. CasJi.
BRIGHTON, National Pa
J. Ij. Ordwar, Pros. B. 8. Fiske, Cash.
CAMBRIDGE, First Par
I!. 'I'iUon, Pres. W. E. Bullard, Cash.
CAMBRIDGE. Cambrldgreport Par
R. UoufTlas?, Pres. S. B. Snow, Cash.
CAMBRIDGE, Charles River Par
C. K. Little, Pros. E. Snow, Cash.
CAMBBI DOE, City.... Par
Goo. T. Gale, Pres. p. Richardson, Ca<rfa.
CANTON, Neponset. Par
C. H. French, Pres. F. W. Dean, Cash.
CHAR1.ESTOWN, Banker Hill Par
E. Lawrence, Pros. J. Adams, Jr., Cash.
CHABIiESTOWN, iWomiment Paa
P. Hubbcll, Pres. W. Sanger, Cash.
CHELSEA, First Par
I. Stebbins. Pres. W. H. Peai'main, Cash.
CHICOFEE, First Par
J. Wolls, Pres. K. M. Botefl, Cash.
CLINTON, First Par
C. G. Btovens, Pres. C. L. S. Hammond, Ca«h.
CONCORD, National Par
G. Ileywood, Pres. H. J. Walcott, Cash.
20s raised trova 6s. Vig. LniKlini^ of Co-
lumbus"
CONWAY, National Par
J. G. Todd, I'res. 8. Sirmn, Cash.
BANVER.S, First , Par
1). Richards, Prc«. W. 1.; Weston, Cash.
DEDHAM, National Par
L. B. Kinesiiury, Pros. J. H. B. Thayer, Cash.
DORCHESTER, First Par
Novr r'< >Ml inontHi Niili'inal Bank of Boston.
I>ORCHi<:STER, Bine Hill Par
A. Chiirchill, Pros. K. A, Itlspliam, Cash. ,
EAST CAMBRIDGE, CanibrldKC Par
1). R. Hlion .voll, I'rcs. J. C. Bullard, Cash.
EAST CAMHRIDGE, lieclimero Par
I,. Hull, I'rcs. J. Hiivage, Jr., Cash.
EAST HAniPTON, First Par
8. WlliiiM.,n, I'rcH. a. (;. Williams, Cash.
BASTON, First Par
O. Am<w, iTos. p. A. GIITord, Cash.
EBGAHTOWN, Martlin's Vineyard. .Par
l>. jrislior. Pros. .1. T. Pease, Cash.
FAIR H.IVEN, Natlonnl...
<i. K. Tripp, Pri'H. " "
U. Nyo, Cash.
.Par
PAIil. RIVER, First Tar
.;. H. Hiiivl.Mi. Pros. C. A. Bnssott, IJush.
FAL.I, RIVER, Second Par
H. A. CliHSfj, p]!-.^. (!. .J. HolraM, Cash.
FA1.L RIVER, Mitssasolt Par
C. P. Htlokiioy, Pros. Li. Bcriien, Cash.
FAIili RIVER' Mctacomct Par
J. Borden, Pres. A. S. Tripp, Cash.
FALl. RIVER, National Par
R. Borden, Pres. G. R. Fiske, Cash.
F.ALI. RIA'ER, Pocassct Par
S. Uiitha -lay. Pros. E. Ji'.. Hathaway, Cash.
FALL RIVER, ITnlon Par
J. Kddy. Pros. I). A. Cliapin, Cash.
FAIiMOllTII, National Par
0. C. Swift, Pros. S. P. Bourne. Cash.
FAIRH.AVEN, National Par
G. F. Tripp, Pros. R. Nye, Cash.
FITCHBTfRG, National Par
E. Turrey, Pro.->. C. J. Billings, Siish.
FITCHOSIIRG, RoUstonc Par
A. <,lro .ker. Pres. H. A. Wlilta, Cash.
FRAMTNGHAM, National Par
il. Edzoll, Pres. J. J. VaJeuUne, Cash.
GARDINER, First Par
A. Bancroft, Pros. J. D. Edgell, Cash. .
GLOUCESTBlft, First Pa'
W. A. Pew, Pros. G. R. Bradford, Cash.
GLOUCESTER, Cape Ann Par
G- I*. Low, Pros, lUram Rich, Cash.
GLOrCESTER, National Par
1. Sommes, Pros. Wm. Babach, Cash.
GRAFTON, First Pai-
J. Warren, Pres. G. Cummlngs, Cash.
GRAFTON, National Par
J. D. Wboeler, I'res. H. F. Wing, Cash.
GREAT BARRINGTON, Malialwe. Par
J. J,. Dodge, Pres. F. N. Deland, Cash.
GREENFIELD, First Par
W. B. Wasliburn, Pres. G. W. BaUon, Cash.
GREENFIELD, Franklin County. .. Pax
i-. Abercrombio, Pres. R. A. I'ackard, (^ash.
HARWICH, Cape Cod Par
P. S. CrowoU, l^res. G. U. Suow, Cash.
H-IVERHILL, Essex Paa
J . Gale, Pres. W. Caldwell, Cash.
H.VVERHILL, First Par
M. How, Pres. E. O. Wood, Cash.
HAVERHILL, Merriniac Par
B. J. M. Halo, Pres. J. L. Hobson, Cash.
HAVERHILL, National Par
J. A. Appleton, Pres. J. E. Gale, Cash.
HINGHAM, National PaJ
C. WUdei", Pres. J. O. Lovett, Cash.
HOLVOKE, Hadl«y Pa'
C. W. Ranlett, Pres. H. K. Terry, Cash.
HOPKINTON, National Par
L. H. Bowker, Pres. R. K. Clafflln, Cash.
HOLLISTON, National Par
W. S. Batchelder, Pres. T. K. Andrews, Cash.
HYANNIS, First Par
A. Baxter, Pres. J. B. Hall, Cash.
LAWRENCE, Bay State Par
G. L. Davis, Pres. S. White, Cash.
LAWRENCE, Penaberton Par
L. Spraguo, Pres. W. H. Ja^ultli, Cash.
LANCASTER, National Pbt
J. Fisher, Pres. O. T. Symmes, Cash.
LEE, National Par
■ H. Gartield, Pres. J. L. Kllbon, Cash.
LEICESTER. National Par
C, Hatch, Pres. O. E. Merriam, Cash.
LEOMINSTER, First Par
J. 11. Lockey, Pres. J. C. Allen, Gash.
LOWELL, Appleton Par
J. A. Knowles, Pros. J. F. Kimball. Cash.
LOWELL, First Par
A. P, Bbnnoy, l^es. Q. B. Allen, Cash.
LOWELL, Merchants' Par
U. llosford. Pros, J. N. Pierce, Jr., Cash.
LOWELL, Old Lowell Par
E. Tucke, Pres. C. M. Wlllhims, Cssh.
LOWELL, Prescott Par
C, B, Cobum, Pres. A. S. Tyler, Cash.
LOWELL, Railroad Par
8. W. Stfokncy, Pros. J. F. Rogers, Oosh.
LOWELL, Waniesit Par
C. Whltnoy, Pros. J. H. Buttrlck, Cash.
LYNN, Central Par
H. Nowhall. Pres. E. W. Mudge, Pres.
LYNN, City . . ....Par
H. Tapley, Pros. H. V. JYeneli, Ca.ih.
SOs. (fenulne plates with forged slfr's,
LYNN. First ........Par
AV. 8. Boyce, Cash. W. Baasett, Cash.
MALDEN, First v." ' • ' « W i.' • '
K. y. t;onverso. Pres. C. Memll, C.ash.
MARLBORO', First Par
M. Fay, Pros. E. C. Whitney, Cash.
MARBI'EHEAD, Grand Par
E. U. Phillips, Pres. J. P. Turner, Cash.
MARBLEIIE.4D, Marblehead Par
J. C. Wynian, Pres. J. Sparhawk, Ca.sh.
METHIJEN, National Par
,1. Davfs, Pros. Geo. Foot, Cash.
MILFORD, National Par
A. 0'. iMayliow, P»'s. A. O. Underwood, Cawi.
MILLBUBY, National Par
H. Ci'ane, i'res. I). Atwood, Cash.
MONSON, National ...Par
.lolm Wylos, Pros. K. V. Morris, Cash.
NANTIKIKET, Paolfic :r.V, - -^^^,
F. ('. SarU.ir.l, Pros. .1. MltcheU, Cash.
NEWHCRVPIJRT, First •■• Tar
H. ('..nin. Pros. Jacob Slone, »^h.
MCWHUHIFORT, MocbnnWks . Par
E. H. MoLoloy, Pros. .1, Andrews, Cash,
tVEWBLRl^ORT, Mcrclianta' . Par
L, Lojit, Pros. G. P. Slono, Gash.
.Par
unt, Cash.
NEWBIJBYPOBT, Ocean
W. Cashing, Pres. P. H. Li
NEW BEDFORD, Commerce Par
T. S. Hatiiaway, iTos. T, B. White, Cash.
50s, imit; Well done.
-NEAV BEDFORD, First Par
J. Grlnnell, Pres. J. P. Dnrker, Cash.
NEW BEDFORD Mechanics' Par
T. Mandoll, Pres. E, W. Uervey, Gash.
MEAV BEDFORD, Merchants' Par
C. R. Tuckor, I'res. p. C, Llowlaud, Cash.
NEWTON, First Failed
NEiWTON, National Par
J, N. Bacon, Proa. D. Klngaley, oish,
JVORXH AD.VMS, National Par
8, Blaokiugton, l»res. K. 8. Wilkinson, Cash.
NORTHBOBOVGH, National Par
G. C. Davis, Pros. A. W. Scaver, Caelt.
NORTHAMPTON, First Par
J. Uaydon, Pres. U. Roberts, Cash.
NORTHAMPTON, Hampshire Co . . Par
L. Bodm:m, jr„ Pres. L. Warner, Cash.
N.ORTH.VMPTON, National Par
E. Williams, Pres. J. L. Warriner. Cash.
NORTH.VMPTON, Second Par
W. Skinner, Pres. Cash.
OXFORD, National Par
C, A. Angolt, Pres. w, Oiney. Caah.
PEABODY, South Dauvers Par
E. T, Osborne, Pres. G. A, Osborne, Cash.
PEABODY, Warren Par
L. Allen, Pres. F. Baker, Ciiah.
PITTSFIELD, .Agricultural Bar
E. A. Kellogg, Pres. J. R. Warrinor, Caah.
PITTSFIELD. National Par
J. Rockwell, Pres. E. S. Francos, Cosh.
PLYMOUTH, National Par
W. T. Davis, Pros. L. N. Stoddard, Cash.
PLYMOUTH, Old Colonv Par
E. C. Shorman, Pres. G. tj. Dyer, Cash.
PBOVINCETOWN, First Par
N. Freeman, Pres. M. N. Gifford, Oash.
QUINCY, GrBulte Par
C. Marsh, Pres. H. B. Spear, Oash.
QUINCA', Monpt Wollaston Par
E. Turner, Pron. H. F. Barker, Cash.
BANDOLPH, National Par
Seth Turner, Pros. H. Stevens, Cash.
ROCKPORT, NaUonal Par
E. Eames, Pres. J. R. Gott, Cash.
ROXBURY, Peoples' Par
See I)osti>n.
ROXBURY, Rockland Par
See Boston.
SALEM, Asiatic Par
J . S. CXibot. Pres. ^W^ H. Poster, Caah.
S.ALEM, E.vchange Par
J. Webster, Pr«». J. H. Webb, C««h.
S.4.LEM, First Par
■\V. Sutton, Pres. E. 11. Paysou, Cash.
S.1LEM, Mercantile Par
.). l)wyer. Pres. J. U, Phlppen, Cash.
SALEM, Merchants' Par
B. h; Silebee, Pres. N. B. Perkins, Oash,
SALEM, National Par
W. U. Endicott, Pres. G. B. Phlppen, Cash.
SALEM, Naunikeag Par
W. B. Parker, Pres. J. H. Towne, Oash.
SALISBURY, Pow-wow Par
J. B. WebsUir, Pros. G. F. Beglcy, Cash.
SHELBUBNE F.\LLS, Natie>«Bl Par
,7. n. IJaj-rtwell, Pres. O. R. Maynard, C«sh.
SOUTH .\D.VMS. Berkshire Par
S. W. Boworman, Pres. C. H. Ingalls, Oash.
SOUTHBRIDGE, National Par
S. .M. t*no. Pres. F. L. Chapto, Cash.
SOUTH RE.\DING, National Par
T. Emerson, Pres. LlUey Bi«U)n, Cash.
SOUTH WEYMOUTH, First Par
.1. S. Fogg, Pres. B. F. White. Casli.
SPRINGFIELD, First Par
J. Kirkham, Pres. J. D. Safitord, Caah.
SPRINGFIELD, Second Par
H. Alexander, Jr.. Pres. L. Warriner, Cash.
SPRINGFIELD, Third Par
Wallvor, Pros. F. 8. Harris, Cash.
SPRINGFIELD, Agawam Bar
iM. Cliapin. Pros. F. S. BaUcy, •ash.
SPRINGFIELD, Chicopee Par
H. S. Leo, I'res. T. Waruor, Cash.
SPRINGFIELD, John Hancock Par
v.: S. Monro. Pres. E. Dw Chapln, Oash.
SPRIN«JFIELD, Pynrhon Par
H. N. Case, Pres. C. Marsh, Pres. «
STOCKBRIDGE, Honsatonlo Par
D. 11. Williams, Pros. J). A. Kimball, Caah.
TAUNTON, Bristol County Par
T. Dojui. Pros. A. t'. I'Jaoo, Cash.
TAI'NTON. Machinists'., Pur
C. II. Vkkory. I'ro.i. 8. W. Vlokory, Cwh.
TAIINTON, NBtlonal Par
C. 1. II. Ila.-^sotl, Pros. «, W. AndroVS, Gaab.
TOAVNSEINO. Niitlonal . Par
\Y. IVfondoM, Pits. H. Onlwuy, OMAb.
liXBRIDGE, Blackstone .TtxT .
M. 'I'att, Pros. K. W. Haywood, Csah- t
W ALTIIAM, Nntloiinl , Par
F. M. Slono, PiA's. J. S. Willhmis. PuBu.
ID
RHODE ISLAND.
\V AUK, NaUonal ... .......... ... ....
■ Wm. a. Uydo, Cuslu
W. llydu, I'lfrt:
\VAKHIIA1»I, Nntlonal. . . . . ..... . . . ..Par
J. K. 'I'uboy, I'res. T. R. MUuB, Cttsh.
WKSX AinifiSHlJKV. KIrxt I'ar
1". tiorguuul, l'Tv». W. U. Xiuekull, Ciuili.
WK.STHOnO', Fli-nt T'lir
J. A. FuyorwottUior, i'ruB. U. 0. Uiigiliun, Conn.
WKSTFfRl.D, Klrnt Par
W. (J. liiitoB, I'lcs. H. H«yk(«, Ciub.
AVKSTFIKIiO, Iluiupdon • ■ . . • . I'ax-
K. 11. Ullloti, Pres. K. VVollor, Ciwh.
WKVUIOUTH, Vulon..... Pw
M. Tluell, f>ro«. J. VV. Loud, CaBh.
"WHITlNSVlIiLK, National Piu-
1'. Whltin, Pres. U. A. Goodoll, Cuab.
WIIV<'HKNDON, First Piu-
J. }i. li'uu liaiiks, Pros. C. L. Ue»l8, CtMh.
WOKCISSXEIlj Central , Poi'
J. 0. Miison, I'res. U. A. Jlariih, Cush.
WOKCKSTER, CltlzcuB' Pai-
I'". II. Khuikuitt, I'lof). J. C. Klploy, Caah.
WOttCKSTER, City Pai-
O. W. U\tihiu-cl.«on. Pres. N. Paine Cush.
WOK<'l«'rRIC, First Po'. r
K. A. (ioiKlnow, Pres. (ieo. F. Wood, Cash.
WORCICSTKR, Mc<-Ua«If8' PaJ-
11. liUsM, Pi ts. U CO. K. Merrill, Cash.
AVOROKSXER, Qninslffamond Par
I. Davis, l»ios. J. S. Faruum, Cash.
WORCES'i'ER, Worcohtcr Par
S. Sitlisljury, Pres. J. P. UamiH»n, C'aali.
WOBURN, First Par
J . U: VVinn, Pres. E. ,T. Jenks, Cash.
WHEIVTHAM, National Par
C. Ki«hor, Jr., Pres. F. N. Plimpton, Cash.
YARMOUTH, First Pai-
Seth Cruweil, Pres. Araos Orris, Cash.
OONNEOTIOUT.
.Par PU0VI1>ICN<;E, K«glc... ........ Paj-
J. T. Rli..(li.s, Pies. ti. S. Wurdwell, Cluth.
OONNEOTIOUT.
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PROVII>EN<iE, Kxrlinntce , Par
U. WiiKTman, Pres. W. ll. Corey, CSwb.
PROVinKNtlE, (^lobc Pai-
W. SpniKiic, PicH. T. Salisbury, Cush.
PR0\'I1>EN<;E, L.lme Rocb Pur
T. J. Hill, Pres. J. W. AnKe", Cash.
PR0VII>EN<!E, mraniira<tur«r«» Par
W. A. Udlilnr'dii, Pres. W. H. Patten, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, Wrocliaulcii' Pai-
M. H. Lewis, Pres. .1. A. Field, Canh.
PROVIDENCE, MorclinutM' Pai-
II. C. 'I'aft, Pres. J. W. Veruon, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, National Par
W. (Joddard, Pres. U. W. Ham, Caah.
PROVIDEN4;e, NortU Attierira Par
S. Padleford, Pres. C. K. Jackson, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, Old National Pai-
ti. W. iliiUet, pres. F. A. Cranston, Cas. .
PROVIDENCE, Pheuix Par
K. I'earee, Pres. BouJ. White, Cash.
RHODE ISLAtStD.
aPrlvato Banufeors.
BOURN &. CO Providence
BORI>EN <l: BOW]^ Providence
ANTHONY VILL,.\GE, Coventry Piir
A. Multoson, Pres. T. A. Whitman, Cash.
ASHAWAY, National Par
J. S. ChainpUn, Pres. N. K. Lewis, Cash.
BRISTOL, Eagle Pai-
R. Rogers, I'rcs. J. E. French, Cash.
BRISTOI.., First v Par
S. W. Church, Pres. N. K. Lewis, Cash.
CENTREVIIiliE, Wai-vvlcic Par-
J. Bniyton, Pres. M. Fifleld, Cash.
CtJjnBERl.AND, National Par
I). Cook, I'res. Geo. Cook, Cush.
EAST GREENWICH, Grcenvric-li , . . Par
H. Sweet, Pros. S. M. Ivnowles, Cash.
GrtEENVBl,l,E, Excliansc Par
K. Smith, I'r'os. \Vm. Winsor, Cash.
HOPtCINTON, First Par
A. G. Nichols, Pres. J. B. Potter, Pros.
KINGSTON, I^andUoldors' Par
N. C. Peckham, Pres. T. P. Weils, Cash.
NEWPORT, Aquidjieck Par
K. B. Kinfsiey, Pros. Stephen II. Norman, Cash.
NEAVPORT, Exc-ltauge Par
R. R. Hawird, jr., Pres. D. W. HoUoway, Cash.
NEAVPORT, First Par
T. M. Seobury, Pres. B. Mumford, Cash.
NEWPOtRT, National Pai-
ls. F. Newt«n» Pres. H. C. Stevens, Cash.
2s, imit. Well done.
NEWPORT, Rhode Island P.ir
W. A. Clarke, Pres. T. P. Peckham, Cash.
PASCO AG, National Paj-
D. M. Salisbnry. Pres. J. S. Cook, Cash.
PAAVTUCKET, First Par
A. Pajk, Pres. O. Arnold, Cash.
PAWTCCSCET, Pacific Par
C. Moffis, Pres. Siral Cook, Cash.
PAAVTUCKET, Slater Par
L. Fairbrother, Pres. G. W. Newell, Cash.
PHENIX, National Par
W. B. Sponccr, Pres. D. D. Brown, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, First Par
A. Hpruguo, Pres. J. Wilbour, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, Second Par
L. D. Frieze, Pres. W. W. Paine, Cash.
MIOA^IDENCE, Tliird Par
O. A. Washburn. Pres. C. H. Childs, jr., Casli.
PROA^IDENCE, Fourth p^r
II. B. ClKipman, Pres. A. G. Durfee, Cash.
PROA^IDENCE, Filth ...... po,
P. M. Wattiwwsoi:, I'rcs. A. G. SflUwell,' Cash.
PROVIDENCE, American Po,.
S. H ut<:liins, I'rcs. Wm. Olney, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, Blackstonc Canal Par
J. JI. IJeWoir, Pres. John Luther, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, City.. Par
A. C. Barstow, Pres. ±.'a. Smith, Ciish'.
PROVIDENCE. Commerce Par
A. i). Smith, I'res. John Foster Ciush.
PROVIDENCE, Commercial Par
W. It. Oomstook, Pres. 8. P. Wardweli, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, Rhode iHlaud Vm
K. P. Mason, Pres. M. E. Hoard, Casi^
2s, iuiit. Well done.
PROVIDENCE, Roger Williams Piu-
C. Uarris, I'res. W. II. Waterman, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, Trader's Par
Z. R. Tucker, Pres. E. Knl«ht, Cash.
PROVIDENCE, AVcybossett Par
G. A. Scagrave, Pres. W. U. Greene.
SIiATERVIL.I.E, First Pai-
W. S. Slater, Pres. W. H. Segreaves, Casi>.
SCITCATE, National ,....Pai-
C. II. Fisfior, Pros. A. Hubbard, Cash.
WARREN, First Pa»'
G. L. Cook, I'res. ^V. P. Freeborn, Cash.
AVARREN, Hone Par
G. T. Gardiner, l^-oe. U. Williaras, Cash.
AVARREN, National Pai"
C. T. Child, Pres. H. W. Dddy.Cash.
WAKEFIEl,D, Exchange Par
J. P. Sherman, jr.. Pres. A. Roblnsot^ Cash.
AVAKEFIEI.D, National . . .. .Par
J. Baboock^I'res. D. M. C. Steadman, Cash.
AVESTERIiY, Nlantlc Par
H. N. Campbell, Pros. J. M. Pendleton^ Cash.
AV ESTER liY, Phoenix Par
R. Babcock, Pres. J. B. Foster, Cush.
WESTERI>A', WushlnKtou Pai-
N. F. Dixon, Pres. C. Perry, Cash.*
AVICKFORD, National Pai-
J. J. Reynolds, Pres. N. N. Spink, Cash.
AVOONSOCK.ET, Citizens' Par
O. J. liathbun. Pres. W. H. Aldrlch, Cash. '
WOONSOCKLET, First Par
K. Harris, Pres. R. Randall, Cash.
AA^OON SOCKET, Globe Par
S. Mowry, I'res. R. P. Smith, Cash.
AVOONSOCKET, National Par
L. A. Cook, Pres. L. W. Ballon, Pres.
W^OONSOCKET, Producers' Pai
C. Nourse, Pres. T. M. Cook, Cash.
WOONSOCKET, Union Par
W. Cook, Pres. B. T. Reedj Cash.
CO'NNECTICUT.
HATCH & WATSON Bridgeport
W. li. MATSON Hartford
ANSONIA, National Par
J. M. Colburn, Pres. A. J. Hine, Cash.
BETHEIi, First Par
H. H. Barrt, Pros. W. A. Judd, Cath.
BIRMINGHAM, National Par
B. N. Shclton, Pres. J. Arnold, Cush.
BRIDGEPORT, City Pai-
8. Sterling, Pres. R. T. Clarke, Ca*.
BRIDGEPORT: Connecticut Par
H. Hiby, Pros. H. B. Drew, Caeti.
BRIDGEPORT. First Par
B. S. Hawley. Pres. W. E. Seeley, Cash.
BRI-DGEPORT, National Par
M. Hawley, Pres. G. Burroutrhs, Cash.
BRIDGEPORT, Peqnennock Par
M. Hawley, Pres. 1. B. Ppindle, Cash. •
BROOKliYN, Windham County Par
J. Gallui). Pres. C. C. Cnindall, Cash.
CLiINTON, National Par
J. D. I.,efllug ell, Pres. A. Hull, Cash.
DANBITRY, National Par
L. P. Hoyt, Prer.. J. Amsbury, Cush.
DANBURY, Pahquioqne Par
A. Seeley, I'rcs. Wm T'. jjseley. Cash.
DEEP KIA'ER, National Par
R. p. Sjicucpr, I'rcs. G. Parker, Cash.
SAYBROOK, National Par
C. R. Doaiio, Pres. J. B. Redneld, Cash.
EAST HADDAM, New Enj^land Par
W. II. (ioodspood. Pres. J. Gross, jr.. Cash.
FAliLS A'lMiAGE, Iron Ranlc Par
G. W. Peet, Pros. A. C. Randall, Cajih.
HARTFORD, American Par
G. iM. Uiulliolemew. Pres. R. Swift, Ciish.
HARTFORD, JEtna. Par
Q. G. Terry, Pres. A. R. Hlllyer, Cash.
UARTFOIiD, C harter Oak Par
'I', jniiyer. Pres. J. F. AIorrte,Olurti.
HARTFORD, <'lty Par'
G. F. Davis, I'ri H. I*. S. lUlC)-. 0*$tl.
HARTFORD, ExchanKe Par
K. HoM'O, Pres. J . iC Ke<lfield, Cash.
HARTFORD, Farmcm & mechK' Par
J. C. Tracy, Pros. J. L. CbapDmn, Caah.
UARTKORD, First PuJft
10. U. Tidiiny, Pres. J. f . Tryerg, CMh. I
HARTFORD, Mercantile PaTl
('. H. Nortliam, Pres. .1. Jt. I'owell, Cu*h.
HARTFORD, National ^ ToJ^
11. A. Perkins, Cash. J. Boiler, Cash. (
HARTFORD, Phcunix Par'
J. L. Bunco, Pres. H. A. Redfleld, Cask. i
JEAVETT t;iTY, National Pai
C. C. Johnson. Pres. H. T. Crostiy. Ca4ib. j
2h and imitation, are rejK)rtod iii circu-
lation. I nf,
LITCHFIKL.D, Flr»t Par
K. McNeil, Pres. U. K. Coil
MERIDEN, Home Par
Kll Butler. Pres. A. Chamberlain, ji ., C^ish. |
MERIDEN, National Par
.1. 1. Iiruler. Pros O. B. ArnolC, Cash. j
MIDDliETOAVIK, Central Pari
J. G. Baldwin, Pres. (}. W. Hurrlg, CMb.
MIDDIiETOAVN, First Par
B. D<mKlas, i'res. J. .\. Camp, Cash.
MIDD1.ETOWN, Middlesex County. Par
C B. Sebor. Pres. W. 8. Camp. Cash.
MIDDI-ETOAVN, National Par
J. H. Watklnson, I»i-cs. M B. CoiK-liUid, Cash.
MYSTIC. National Pari
J. W Hull, Pros. J. Watrous, jr., Cueh. '
MYSTIC BRIDGE. FIrirt Par
C. Mallory, Pres. K. P. Randall, Cash.
MYSTIC RIVER, National Par
N. G. Fisli, J'reg. U. B. Nojee. Caeh.
NEW BRITAIN, National Pari
0. B. ErwiM, Pres. P. P. Coliint, Cash.
NEW CAAN.\N, First... Par'
W. Comstock, Prec. S. Y. St. John, Cash. !
NEW MII.FORD, First Pa^"
T>. Slarsli. Pres. U. Ivee, Cash.
NEAV HAA^EN. First Par
H. ai. Welch, Pres. W. llouUhr«;|>, Caeh.
NEWHAA'EN; Merchants' Par
N. Peck, Vres. J. C. Bradley, Cash.
NEAV HAVEN, National Par
W. F. Day, Pres. A. Towjiten-I, Cash.
NEAV HAVEN, New Haven t o Par
W. Bristol, Pres. I>. S. Uolckiss, Cash.
NEAV HAVEN, Second .......Par
S. HemingT\ay, Pres. 1. K. Wara Cash.
NEAV HAA-^EN, Tradcsmens' Par
M. G. Elliott, Pres. G A. Butler, Cash.
NEW HAVEN, Yale , Par
J. A, Bishop, Pres. J. A. Sniitii, Casll.
NEW 1.0ND0N, City...., Par
A. N. Rumsdcll, I're*. ft. X. Boiden, Cash.
NEAd' l,ONDON, Commerce Par
W. H, Barnes, Pros, C. BuUtr, Cask.
NEAV l,ONDON, First Par
F. B. Loomis, Pres. P. O. Turner, Cash,
NEW I,ONDON. Vuion. . ! Par
W. XL. Chapman. I'rcs L. C. Leurtied, Casli.
NEW liONDON, AVhalinsr Par
S. D. Lawrence, Prc^. J. C. Xiori- uies, Cash.
NOH.AA'AI.K, Fairfield Countv Par
F. St. John Lfjckwood, Pres, C. H. Street, Cash.
NOBWALK, National Par
E. Hill, Prcs R. B. Crawfortl, Cash.
NORAA'ICH, First Pari
L.:w. Can-nil, Pres. L. A. Hyde, Cash. |
NORAVicH, Merchants' , . . . ' Par*
H. B. Tracy, Prcs. J.M Meach, Cash.
NORWICH, National Par
C. Johnson, I'res. F. John.-on, Cash.
NORAVICH, Second Par'
D. Smith, I'rcs. C. P. CogsweU, Ca*.
NORWICH, Shetucket Par!
C. Osgood, Pres. J. L. Devotion, Cash. '
NORWICH. Thames Par
F. Nicholas, Pres. C. Bard. Cash.
NORWICH, Vncas Par
J. A, Hovpy, Pres. .E. H. I/fi'.med, Cash.
PAWCAWTIICK, Natioiini Par
O. M. Stlllnum, Pn!s. J. A. ?.lorgaii, Cash,
PORTI.AND, First Par'
E. P, Giklcr.<loeve, Pres. V. . W. Coe, Cosh.
20s, iniit. The enfrmvini? i> he.iv.v. The
\v(niwu's I'acc, arni.s and n<x-k iu the Battle
of Lexinc-ton are black— in jfcnuine, white.
The small liffiires 1V15, juet above the frun,
read 1775 in genuine.
Pt'TN.VM. First 'pm.
(;. W. Pliillips, I'rcs. J. A. Ci.vponter, Cosh.
ROCKA^IUMJ, First Par
G. Tiilcolt. I'rcs. C. H. DUliiijfliam, Ciish.
ROCKVIL.l,E, National Par
E. B. Preston, Prcs. .1. P. Preston" Cash.
SOUTH NORAVALiK, First Par
1). P. VM\ Pres. J. J. MillHrd, Cash.
STAMFORD, First Par
H. M. Hiiniiihrey, Pres. C. W. Brown, Cash.
STAMFORD, National Par
J. W. Leeds, Pres. J. L. Leeds, Caah.
SOU'AMIPORT, National Par
]'', D. Perrv, Pros. V,. ('. Sherwood, Cash.
STAFFORD SPIMNGS, Sta fiord Par
yr. Smith, Pres. 8, Newton, Cash,
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YORE OITY.
STONINGTON, First Par
S. Stanton, Pres. W. J. H. Pollard, Cash.
SUFFIEIiD, First Par
D. W. Norton, Pres. C. A. Chupman, Cash.
THOMPSON, National Par
J, Olney, Pres. W. H. OsBood, Cash.
TOIil^AND, Tollaud County Pax-
C. Underwood. Pros. C A. Uawklus, Cash.
TTATERBUnV, CltlzcUit' Pai"
F. J. Kingsbury, Pres. F. L. CurtU, Cash,
"WTATERBUKY, IVatlonal Par
A. S. Chase, Pres. A. SI. Blackesley, Cash.
WEST MERI1>KN, First Par
J, H Guy. Pres. W. A. HuU. Cash.
WEST K.IIil.INGIiY, First Pai-
A. Fenner, Pres. 11. N. demons, Cash.
WESTPORT, First Par
H, Staples, Pres. S. L. Woodworth, Cash.
WINSTED, Hiirlbnt Par
S. £. Holmes. Pres. C. B. Holmes, Cash,
WINDHAM. National Par
H. S. WaJcott. Pres. S. Bingham. Cjish.
NEW YORK CITY.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
JAY COOKE &: CO.,
Corner of Wall anJ Nassau-sti-oets, New York.
114 South TUird-stroet, Philadelphia.
Fifteenth-street, (oppo. Treasui-y), Washing-ton.
CALiDWEIil. & CO.,
STOCKS. BONDS AND GOLD,
No. 27 Wall-street.
liANDON, liEONARD A WORRAIili.
No. 3S Broud-stroet.
SAMXJEl. CAMPBEIil.. . . .27 WlUiam-street
Foreign Exchange and Gold.
CARPENTBR <k RICHARDS,
38 Wall-street.
PUIiESTON, RAYMOND CO.,
Bajikkks and Bhokeks,
No. 5 Wall-stroe .
OREENEBAt;M BROTHERS & CO.,
National Park "Bank Building,
No. 214 Broadway.
A1.BERT FRANK & BROS.,
Bankers and Bkokebs,
No. 17 Broad-stroot.
TAYIiOR & CO 16 Wall street
Cash prizes and ruruisli informutiou iu Koyali
Havana Lottery.
FARMER, HATCH Si CO.,
No. TS Broadway.
Biunch Houses:
E. J. FAltMBR & CO., C. J. HATCH & CO.,
(.'leveland, Ohio. Milwaukee, wis.
HENRY CI.EWS ic CO.,
Wall street.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN dc CO.,
Corner of Pine and Nassau-streets.
NATIONAL BANKS.
First, 140 Broadway Pai-
8, C, Thompsun, Pres. G. F. Buker, Cash.
lOftimit. Well done. Shading: of " ITnitod
States" lig-hter than the Rrenuine. The small
cui-V(,-U lino under the word " United" touches
8hadin*r ot " Uii." Iti tho»ronuine it docs not.
The female rldiuK i>u the ea«-le " lias no toes"
to her foot.
Second . l^ifth .\ venue and *5<1 st Par
A. B. Tri.wlj^idHi', Pros. O. B. Roberts, Cash.
Third, Nassau street*. Par
J. V. I). L.aulvr, Pres. C. N. Jordan, Cash.
Fonrtl). ;?!» Pino .street Par
P . <'. ' MlliDun, Pros. B. Seaman, Cash,
FKtli, ptlTiinl Avenue Par
ll. Kelly, I'rt-n. A. Thompson, Cash.
Sixth, Sixth AveniK' and iKlh street Par
0, Dtti ll/ig, Pres. A. K. Colson, Cash,
Elelitli, RW Ilrooflway Par
U. A'iiiiiin, l'ru^. C. llud»un, Oiish.
NJkith, 'm liroadway Par
'i'. A. Vj.-i., jr., Pres. John 'i'. UlU, Cash.
Tenth, atl MrnHil stioot Par
J. B. DlcUijmon, Pros. J. IdK Stout, Bash.:
American, 542 Broad>yay Pai-
Jos, Pool, Pres. -A. B. Proal, Cash.
lOs, imit. Well done. Sliadi ng- of " United
States" Uffhter than the g-euuine. The small
eurved line under the woixl " United" touches
theshadiufrof "Un."' In genuine it docs not.
The female ridiner ou the eagle " has no toes"
to her foot.
American Exchange Par
Broadway and Cedar street.
Geo. S. Coe, Pros. K, Willson, Cash.
Atlantic, 146 Broadway Pai-
J, E. Soutlfcworth, Pres. B". L. Taintor, Cash,
Bowery, Ti8 Bowery - Pai-
II. P. DeGraf, Pres. K. Hamilton, Cash.
Broadway, Bd'wayand Park Place Pai-
F. A. Palmer. Pres. J. L. Everitt, Cash.
Butchers' A Drovers', 134 Bowery Par
ll. P. Pen-in, Pres. O. G. Brinckerhoff, Cash.
Chatham, 193 Broadway Pai-
N. Hayden, Pres.- C. H, Schrelner, Ca^.
Chemical, 270 Broadway Pai-
J. Q. Jones, Pres. G. G. Williams, Cash.
Continental, 10 Nassau street Pai-
U. A. Mufdock, Pres. C. F. Tlmpson, Cash.
Citizens', 381 Broadway Par
S. B. Comstock, Pres, W. H. Oakley, Cash.
City, 53 WaU street Par
M. Taylor, Pres. B. Cartwright, Cash.
Crotou, 17 Nassau street Par
C. P. Bailey, Kecolrer.
10s, imit. Head "Croton National Bank of -
New York." Genuine reads " New York
City." Very well done.
Commonwealth, Nassau, cor. Pine st Par
E. Haiifht. Pros. Geo. Ellis. Cash.
1 Os, imitation. A very dangerous ceunter-
feit. The lace of tlie bill is well done, and
the green ink on the back a good color. Ob-
serve the representation of De Soto on the
back of the bill — the hind legs «f his horse
are quite indistinct— in^genuine they are dis-
tinct and well defined. Sig"s engraved.
Central, Broadway, cor. Pearl street Par
W. A. Wheelock, Pres. C. F. Coles, Cash.
100s, imit. The letter "T" in the word
" MAINTAIN," on the right end of the bill,
looks like an "I." Very well done.
Commerce, Nassau, cor. Cedar street Par
R. L. Kennedy, Pres. H. K. Vail. Cash.
108,nmit. Well done. Shading of " United
States" lighter than the genuine. The small
curved line under the word "United" touches
the shading of " Un." In genuine it does not.
The female riding ou the eagle " has no toes"
to her foot.
20s, imitation. Signatures engraved. In
the Cashidi-s name the i in Vaii, looks more
like an e, there being no dot overthe i, as in
genuine. Geneiiil appearance good. The
child on the lap of the Indian girl— on the
back of the note — is very indistinct.
Currency, Broadway, cor. Wall sti-eet Par
F. F. Thompson, Pres. W. G. White, Cash.
East River, 680 BroadSfray Par
C. Jenkins, Pres. Z. K. Newell, Cash.
Exchange, ISW Greenwich street Par
S. Van Uuser. Pros. D. B. Ualstead. Cash.
Fulton, Fulton, cor. Pearl sti-eet Pftr
T. Monahan, I»re». R. M. Haydock, Cash.
Gallatin, ;« Wall street
F. D. Tnppeo, l»rc8. A. H. Stevens, Cash.
Grocers'. Barclay, cor. College Place Par
E. Howe, ITes. S. B. Wilte, Cash.
Hanover. 33 Na&«a\i Par
W. II. Johnson, Pros. J. T. Banker, Cash.
Importers' * Traders gi^ Broadway . ..Par
J. Buell, Pres. E. U. I»erklns, Jr., Cash.
Irving. 2fl5 Gi-eenwieh sti-eet Par
J. Cat-tree, Pres. J. 1). Jewett, Jr.. Cash.
I^cathcr Manulucturers 28 Wall st Par
W. U. Macy, Pros. N, F. Palmer, Cash.
Market, Beokman, cor. Pearl street Par
R. Baj-les , Pres. A. Gilbert, Cash.
2s, imit. Gonenil appearance good. Shad-
ing under title of bank irregular and very
dark. Genuine is light. The vig. on left end
is very nuidi blurred -tlio sky is very rough
and the stars look like mere dots.
1 Oh, imit. Well done. Shading of '-United
States" lighter than the genuine. Tlve small
curve line under the woni " United" touches
the shading of " Un." In gtmuine it docs no*.
The female riding on the eagle " has no toes"
to lnjr foot.
20h, Imitation. Well done and very likely
to deceive. The graen ink is darker than ou
tlic- genuine.
Marine, '.M) Wall street
J. I). Fish, I'ri-.s. J. Deianiator. Cash.
2s, Imit. (ienenil apneuranee good. .Shad-
ing under title of bank irn-gular and very
dark, (icnuliio light. Th« vig. on left «"! is
Tcry miich blurre I— '|Th(> sky i.s vci-y rough,
anif llie stars lf)ok lllic iiKM-e dot.-i. , ,, ,, ,
10s, iMiit. WWIdiMK-. Shadingof " IMiilej
Slates" lighter than the g. nulne. Tb'" .•<inHll
curve line under the won! " United" touches
the .slimline "t " |In." In genuine it iloeH not.
The l(!m.ilu rid ng on the cuglc "lias »« tooB
to her lout.
...PaJ
Mechanics', 83 Wall street. . ^p
. S. Knapp, Pres. W, H. Cox, Oesh
1 Os, imit. Well done. Shadingof " United
States" lighter than the genuine. The small
curved line under the word " United" touches
tne shading of " Un." In genuine it does not
Iho female riding on the eagle " Iw-s no toes"
to her foot. Reads "Mechanics' N:itioual
Bank of New York." Genufuc »cads " aty of
Now York."
MercantUe, Broadway, cor. Dey street . . .
E. J. Blake, Pres. N. A'mermoa, Cash.
Merchants', 42 Wall street
J. Vermll5;e, Pres. K. McCartee, dash.
6s, imit.. are m circulation.
1 Os, Imit. Signatures printed and niunber
ing blotched— othei-wise good.
Mechanics' Banking Assocla.,
38 WaU street.
M. Thompson, Pres. F. Chandler, Cash.
Mechanics' 6c Traders',
r, Cowery. eor. Broome Street.
F. D. Brown, Pres. G. W, Youle, Oash.
Merchants' Exchange, 257 Broadway. ..
S..E. Sprouts, Pres. E. J . Oakley, Cash.
Metropolitan, Broadway, cor. Finest
J. E. Williams, Pres. G, I. Scney, Cash.
N. Y. National Baitking Am».,
Wall street, cor. Pearl.
C. P. Leverich. Pres. W. B. Meeker, Cash
New Y'ork County,
Eighth Avenue, eor. 14th street,.
F. Lelaud, Pres. G. 11. Wyckoff, Cash.
Par
Par
Par
Par
.Par
Par
Par
Par
Par
Ocean, Fulton, eor. Greenwich street
1). E. Martin, Pres. C. S. Stevenson, Cash.
Park, ai4 Broadway Par
W. K. Kitchen, I>reB. J . L, Worth, Cash.
Phoenix, 4.5 Wall street Bar
P. M. Brvson. Pres. J. Parker Cash.
Republic, 1 Wall street Par
R. H. Lowry, Pres. H. W. Ford. Oub.
Saint Nicholas, 8 WaU street Par
J. I.. Smith, l>res. A. Parkhurst, Co«li.
2s, Imit. General appearance good— shad-
ing under the title of the bank irregular and
very dark. Genuine light. The vig. ou loft
end Is very much blui-rcd— the sky is rough,
and the stai-s look like luero dots.
Seventh Ward, 234 Pearl street Par
A;'S. Fraser. Pros. G. Mootague, Cash
Shoe & Leather, Par
Broadway, cor. Chambers street.
A. V. Stout, Pres. J. M. Crane, Casli.
State of New York, ,31 WiUiam street Par
G, VV. Duer. Pres. J. R. Kearney, Cash.
1 Os, imit. Well done.
Tradesmen's. 2fil Broadway Par
R. Berry, l»re». A- llalser. Cash.
i;nlon, 34 AVall sti-eet P^r
E. U. Arthur, Pres. J. M. Lewte, Cash.
2s,imit. Well done.
lOs, unit. Very likely to docoiva,
Union Square, 33 Union Souare Pari
U. Bcekmau, Pres. J . J. Knox, Cash
STATE BANKS.
Bank of America, 46 Wall 8tr««t. ^ Par
J. Puuuett, Pres. W. L. Jenkins, Cash.
Bull's Head, Third Avenue and 35t.h st. .Par
R. Williamson, Pres. U. W. Willott. Cash.
Corn Exchange, Par
William sti-eet, oor. Beaver.
E. W. Dunham. Pres. W. A. FaUs, Cash.
Eleventh Ward, Avenue D, cor, lOth St.. Par
J. English, ITes. C. E. Brown, Cash.
Germania, 185 Bowery . . Par
C. ScUwarzwaolder, Pres. J. W. Uesse, Cash.
Greenwich, 402 Hudson street Par
B. F. Wheelwright, Pres. W. Itowes, Cash,
Gold Exchange, 58 Bi-oadway Par
U. M. Benedict, Pres. J, Russell. Cash.
Manhattan Company. 40 Wall stroot Par
J. M. Morrison, Pres. J. S. Harbergor, Cash.
Manufacturers' Ac Builders* Pur
838 Third Awnue.
J. Davidson, Pres. C. A. Waterbnry, Cash.
Manuf'urers' A; Merelis., B'dway . . .Par
A. Maslcrson. Pres. T. U. Warrea. Act. Cash.
Mutual, 7i)0 Broadway Par
W. L, Conklln, I'rcs. W. H. Carman, Cash.
Nassau, Na.-«au, cor. Bookman street — », -^^
11. Blyilenburgli, Pres. F. M. Harris, Cosli-
North America, 44 Wall st reet ^ .
J. J. Donaldson, Pres. J. A. Boardsloy. CSish.
Nortli River, ],S7 Cn>enw ieh -rtreot. . . Par
ApKOr, Pres. A. ». If'.^s, (jish.
Oricirtiil, UowfM-i-, cor. (inuid sln^et _ . Par
J. M. Priw, I'rt'S. \\ . .\. Uull, 0»«h.
Pacinc, 47J) Ilroadway. • „ . ;i. V •
J. Ciinipboll, I'lvs. R. Puck, Oo.th.
i'copI«i's, snri ("iinal street „ , Par
C. I'", Uujiter, I'liis. G. K. N. /.ubrlsklo, ( ash.
Sttiy vcxant. "II Ilroadwav » J'*''
W. S. •aiiuaii, ]'ri f. .). Van Onlen, ^^u>h,
West Sl<lo, 464 Eighth Avoniio. Par
Uoo. Alooro. Pres. J. W. B. Uobler, Uwta
NEW YORK STATE.
NEW YORK STATE.
I'KIVATK BAMviiKS, ,
AOmSON HA1\K Addl8<M
j,ATriMKii & WfNTdN, IlankfTs.
Snociiil attention naul to < 'ollcctioiis in Uiis pliifle
and violullv. and Tioira Co.. I'n. * 1
KM/lCrV &■ ClIAMBJ£Ut.AIN....Arc»ae
BANKIKU AM) KXCILAXUK Ol'FICK.
EWTA lll;ISnRl>^ll*t9.
GEO. W. HA1.1,0«;K Batli
WM. S. Hl'miKLi., Ca.ili.
N. Y. OorroBp., Howes & Mucy iiiiU Kirut NiiUuual B k.
MOSS, HAICiHT A DVNHA3I, Broctou
J. D. DECKKU ...Brockport
Correspondent National Park Bank, Now York.
BANK OF CASTII.IC Castile
Mlt.ES A. lloi'Kl.vs. Cash. i.li
E. S. CARD A- CO Cazcnovla
N. Y. Corrospiindont, Kourth Natloiml ti.nik. G
NEW '20f.K STATE.
UEO^ F. PABBOck 4: CO'S BANK,
Watortowii.
0 ®riii <'. I'loBt, ('.■islilcr.
(follOftloiis niadi' lit tlm lowunt ruli^i. anil bu«i«c»s
comniliislonK j-xci iitod on rea«onaljle terms. \;orroii-
pondeuee solicited.
* „.„„„U. II. Van .\i)twuij),<i««li. .Albany, N.\.
UoforoncCH ^ (;,,„t,,, , |„nul fianli, N<t« \oA.
MKKt'H.VNTS' BANK Walcrtowu
N. Wi.vrtl.ow, Hunker. .1. V. Moi i-KTT, fash.
Kelur to First and Ninth Nutionul Uank.-f, N. V.
Corroi»poiidonoO solicited- prompt rouirttiintu*
uuule. 2-1
NSW yORE STATE. 13
BKOOKI.VN, FlrMt
N. Wyekon, I'rc'fl. J. d- ■i^-r^. '. "n.^ti
BROOKIiVN, Maniirarliii; rm Pflf
1 C. H. Follows, I'loii. T. C. A'lBtjP if, OMti.
' BROOKM'N, NaMntan Pa#
j C. C. Kmltli, I're.s. B. T. Jones, f*«h.
IbI'FFAI..O, FarinrTu' & IWe*baiiI< «' I^nr
1 K. (j. SjjHiildlng, i'roit. H. <1. Nult<m, Cash.
BUFFArO, FIrwt PlW
K. I'lyiiiptoii, I'res. C. T. Colt. Caeli.
NATlONi-L HANXh.
BI'FFAI.O, Third.
A . Altiuuii, i'rfcH.
K. T. Shilth, Ouah.
BRICiGS Sc PACMER Clyde
Sucoessors to BRIGCS BAKK.
EsUUillfliod in
Bii.iineAfi same as tliat of a regular tiioori)oratod Bank.
s. n. mucus. i.. h. valmkh.
C. W. .SMITH A- CO Cooperstown
Collections a specially— wltli prompt ruiuittances.
ABAIt.lS, First Par
8. a. lluiiKorford, I'rf s. R. H. lluotlngtoli, Cash.
ADAMS, IIiiiiKcitctd Par
S. U. lluonerlord, I»res. ti. W. Bond. Ott«h.
AL.BANV, ritv Par
1'!. Cornliii;, rre«. ii. II. Martin, Tush.
10k, imit. The oniptvjnff is scnitc-hy, and
genei-al appoanuico pdi r -when coinpaf',><l
with tlie genuine— llUelj- lo decoi\ e.
A L.B.\ N a, Commer ri al Par
E. P. Proutice, Pre.i. J. Martin, Cash.
AliBANV, Ev-oliauge Par
VV. GoulJ, I'rcrt. C. 1'. Williams, Cash.
AIiBANY, First ,.
M. H. Read, Pros.
A. Van Allen, Ca.sh.
..Pur
W. A. WOOBBRIDGE Sc CO.,
i'liatUaiii Four Comers
New York Corro-spontlont— l ust National Bank.
Q. W. WEI^IilNGTON & CO'S BANK,
Cornlnif.
CorrespondcBt of National Park Baak,
New York City. ^1
H. jr. MINER A- CO'S BANK . Dunkirk
T. J. CHAMBERIiAIN, lE^emt Randolph
UNION BANKING CO Fredonla
Orson Styles, Pi c . Spencer L. Bailoy , Cash.
M. C. MUI<KIN Friendship
Refer to Importers & Traders' Nat. B'k, N. Y. City.
HICOK, BARBER Sc CO Homer
(Successors to Jededlah Barber.)
New York Correspondent— Mercantile National Bank.
REVNOLDS, BENNITT dc CO.,
Horse Heads
EDMt'ND K. BABER Keesc\-llle
BANK1:U and IjROKEIt, 3-15
BANK OF lilVONI.V . I^Ivonia Station
S. Gr. WoODRTJi'K & Co., Bankers.
Deposits received and interest allowed.
Time and Sigbt Drafts Cashed. Exchange on
New York for sale 1-1
liOCKPORT CITY BANKING OFFICE,
J. \V. HKL3IEU, it Co., Bankers, Lockport,
A. M. CHESBROCGH . . . Niagara Falls
New York Correspondent— White, Morris & tto.
G. W. GIFFORD &. CO ..Mayvllle
AVEREIiliS Sc CHAPMAN, Ogdensbarg
K. N. MerriaiB, Cashier. 6.15
FORD & COPE Oneonta
COLLECnON AND EXCHANQE OFFICE.
New York Correspondent Howes i Macy. 5-1
BANK OF PIKE Pike
A. C. Thompson, Banker. H. B. Ii"a.irohild, Cash.
UNION BANKING CO Port Jervis
H. W, Brandt, Pres. G. A. Guernsey, Cash.
Branch National Bank Siisquekanna Depot, Pa.
GREEN BRO«. dc CO Rochester
«oUectious 1-8.
BanUiii':; House of
I.EROY C. PAKTKIDGE O^-id
J . B. Thomas, Cashier. 5-1
A. G. DOW Randolplt
SHERM.\N EXCHANGE B'K, Shc«-nian
H. SlIELuo.v & Co.. Bankers.
WITMER BROS Suspeustoii Bridge
Particulur attention Riven to Collections on this
place an<l NiuKdra Knlls. 0.15
New York (.orrespondcnt -White, Morris & Co.
Refer to— Manufacturers' & Trud's B'k, Bulfalo, N. Y.
ALBANY, Mechaulri<;' A: Farmers' ... Par
T. W. Olcolt, Pres. Dudley Olcott, Cash.
.VLBANY. Mcr<I»ai:t»' Par
J. Twcddle, Pres. N. I). Wendell, Cash.
ALBANY, New Yoilf. .State Par
V. Townsend, Pres. Ji. il. V»n Antwerp, Cash.
AliBANA^ TJnloH Par
B. P. Learned, Pros. A. P. Palmer, Gash.
ALBION, First Par
]J. S. Burrows, Pres. A. Stewart, Cash.
ALBION, Orleans County Par
K. Hart, Pros. Jos. M. Cornell, Cash.
AMENIA, First Par
A. W. I'almor, Pre;s. P. Wells. Cash.
AMSTERDAM, Farmers' Par
I. .Jaeksi^i, Pres. D. D. Cassidy, Cash.
.4.M.STERDAM, Flrist Pai-
J. McDonoell, Pres. C. DeWolfe, Ctisli.
ANDES, First Pai-
D. Ballantine, Pres. J. F. Soott, CflsU.
ANGELICA, FIr.st Par
A. Lockliart. Pres. J. E. Robinson, Cash.
ATTICA, First Failed
AXTBURiv, Cayuga County Par
N. Beardsley; Pres. J. N. Stario, Cash.
-■HTBURN, City Par
A. Howland, Pres. C. G. Brings, Cash.
1 Os, imit. This is a dangerous counterfeit
and very likely to deceive. On right end. fe-
male ou a spread eagle ; left end, Fi-anklin
drawing lightning from the clonds. The
string whicfi passes through the key looks a*
though hroken off, and runs under the clouds
instead of over, as in tli3 genuine. The cen-
tre of the note looks ^•ery well. Above the
title, the words "Auburn City" looks as if
there was a black line drawn over the letters.
The back of the note is rather dark.
50s, imitation are reported in circulation.
AUBURN, Excliange Par
W. T. Graves, Pres. C. A. Myers, Cash.
AUBURN, First Par
E. P. Koss, Pres. C. N. Ross, Ca4Sh.
AUBURN. National Par
J. Seymour, Pres. C. H. Merriinao. Cash.
AURORA, First Par
Henry Wells, Pres. T. DelaSeld, Cash.
BALLSTON SPA, First Par
H. Jones, Pres. J. D. Bancroft, Cash.
BALLSTON SPA, National P;u-
J. W. Thompson, Pres. J. J. Lae, CaMi.
BALDWINSVILLE, First Par
J. Frazee, Pres. W. V. Morris, Cash.
BAT A VI A, Fir.st Par
T. I'ardee, Pres. L. C. Mclntyre, Cash.
BATAVIA, Genesee Par
H. U. Howard, Pres. S. N. Cowdin, Cash.
10s, imit. Poorly done.
BATH. FlTfei, ..Par
C. Cook, I res. H. H. Cook, gash.
BINGHAMPTON Broome County. . . Par
C. strong. Pre? T. K. Morgan, CiisU.
BINGHAMPTON, City Par
C. AV. Sanford. I'res. \V. K. Osboru. Cash.
BINGHAMPTON, First Par
A. Bennett, Pres. Geo. Pratt, Cash.
BROCKPORT, First Par
I. . Gordon, Pres. J. H. Kingsbury, Cash.
BROOKLYN, AUantie Par
W. C. Ku><lin\ore. Pres. o. M. Denton, Cash.
BROOKLYN, City Par
J. ,1. Studwell, Pres. H. J. Foster, Cash.
BROOKLYN. Farms. A- Citizens' . .Fa," a.
O. M. Beach, Pres. H. W. llcdtlcld. Cash
Par
I'ar
CAMBRIDGE, Cainbrtd&rc Vuiley
J. 'J»homi«on, Pres. J. H. 8ml*h, Cash.
CANASTOTA, National PaJ
U. Crouse, Pres. D. II. Rasbuch, Cash.
CANAJOHABIE, National . Par
J. C. Smith, Prei. A. G. Richmond, Cfch.
CANAJOIIARIE, Spraker V<«
J. Spraker, Pren. J. FrOBt, Cash.
CANANDAIGUA.
J.
First P.i»
Wilci;x, Pros'. M. D. Jfunger, Caab.
CANDOR, First r Ptrf
E. A. Booth, Pres. J. ThompMon, Caab.
CATSKILL, National , Pat
A. I'. Jones, Pres. JI. B. HUl, Caab.-
CATSKILL, Tanners' Par
S. S. Day. Pros. y. Hill. Ca«!i.
CARMEL, Putnam County Par
S. Mabie, Free. <i. Ludingtoo, Cash.
C. 1STLETON, National Par
J. U. Smitii. Pres. W. H. Griffltti, •»8h.
CAZENOVIA, National Pan
B. V. Jervis, I'res. 'JS. B. CrandtUl, Ua«h. '
CHAMPLAIN, First Pa«f
G. V. Hoyle, Pres. Jl. V. B. Stetson, Caab.
OHITTENANGO, First Paf
K. Stewart, Pres. B. Jeokins, Cash.
CHESTER, National Par
J. Burt. Pres. J. T. Johnson, Caab.
CHERRY VALLEY, Central...! Par
H. J. Oloott, Pres. W. H. Baldwin, Oa«6.
10s,imit. Well done. Shading of " United
States" lighter than the genuine. The small
cui've line under the w<M-d " United" touches
the shading of " Un." In genuine it does not.
The female riding on the eagle " has bo toes
on her foot.'
CLYDE, First Closing
Consolidated with Lyons National Bank.
COHOES, National Par
E. Egberts, Pres. M. Hubbard, Cash.
COBLESKILL, First Par
C. Com-ter. Pres. 8. Courter. Cash.
COOPERSTOWN, First Par
C. Graves, Pres. H. Scott, Ga^i.
COOPERSTOWN, Second Par
J. P. SUl, Pres. D. A. Avery, CJash.
COOPERSTOWN, Worthlngtom. Par
J. R. Worthington, Pres. J. Wortliiugton, Cash'.
CORTLAND, First Par
T. Keater, Pres. W. U. Crane, •aab.
COXSACKIE, National Par
J. C. Van Dyck, Pres. S. A. Dwight, Cash.
CUB.%., National Par
E. D. Loveridge, Preri. G. Bishop, Otieh.
D. 1.NSVILLE, First Par
J. Faulkner, Pres. J. Fitlkner, jr.. Cash.
DELHI, Delaware uu- ■ - ^'^^
C. Marvine, Pres. W. H. GriswSld, Cash.
DELHI, First . . . Par
J. H. Graham, Pres. G. E. Marvin, Cash.
DEPOSIT, National Par
C. Knapp, Pres. J. H. Knapp, Cash.
DOVER PLAINS, National Par
D. L. Beldlng, Pres. A. J. Ketchum, Cash.
ELLENVILLE, First Par
G. Dubois, Prei). N. Lefever, CaiSh.
ELMIRA, Chemung Par
T. Beadle, Pres. H. W. Beadle, Cash.
ELMIRA, Chemung Canal Par
J. Arnot, Pres. J. Arnot, Cash.
ELMIRA, First Par
D. Debker, Pres. M. II. Aroot, «ash.
1 #08, a vcr}' close imitiitiou.
ELMIR.\. Second Pixt
D. R. Pratt, Pres. W. P-Corey, Caah.
F A YETTEVILLE,NationaI par
D. E. Hurd, Pres. H. Eaton, Cash.
FISHKILL, National _ Par
S. A. llayt, Pres. A. Bartow, Cash.
FISHKILL LANDING, First Par
W. Brott, I'res. W. C. Oukle>, C .
FORT PL.VIN National Wvc
W. A. Haslet, Pres. J. 8. Shooix . . ■■ •
FORT EDWARD, FarmerV Par
J. M. Hall, Pres. G. Oleuiei.^s, .
FORT EDWARD, National Par
F. D. Uodftman, Pres. A. Wiuu, t'iiou.
FOND.V, Mohawk River :?ar
D. Sprakcr, Pres. E. S. t'illett, Cash.
FRANKLIN, First Par
A. Douglas, Pros. C. Noble, Cash.
14 NEW YORK STATE.
NEW YORK STATE.
NEW YORK STATE.
FREDONIA, National Par
S. M. Clement, Pres. H. D. Crane, Cash.
FUIENDSHIP, First... Par
G. \V. Robinson, Pres. A. J. WcUman, Cash.
FXTl,TON, Citizens) Pai-
C. G. Case, Pres. S. N. Ken yon. Cash.
FULTON, First Par
J. J. Wolcott, Pres. V. W. Uajrdner, Cash,
CENEVA, First
A: L. Chew, Pres'
W. T. Scott, Crtsh.
Par
liYONS, National Par I POUGHKEEFSIB, FalUUl.
UeW. Parshall, Pres
M. C. Tucker, Cash
G. Inuis, Pres. John P. Hull, Cash!
Par
MAliONE, Farmers' *.Pai : POUGHKEEPSIE, Farm's A: Mannf.Pax
A. W. Ferguson, Pres. B. S. W. Clark, Cash. W. A. Uavies, Pres. W. Davis, Cauh.
GENEVA, National Par
S. H. VenJlanck, Pres. M. S. Sauford, Cash.
GENESEO, Genesee Valley Par
B. H. Fitzhugh, Pres. J. S. Ortdn, Cash,-
GL,ENS' FA1.I.S, Flrft Par
A. Sherman, Pres. K. T. Johnson, Cash.
GLENS' FALLS, National Par
B. P, Burhans, Pres. W. A. Walt, Cash,
GLOVERVILLE, Fulton Coiinty Par
John MeNab, Pies. J. McLuren, Cash.
GeSHEN, National Par
W. Murray, Pres. W. M. Murray, Cash.
*
GOSHEN, Or«inse County Par
A. S. Mumiy, Pres. C. J. Everett, Caah.
GREENPORT. Fir.st Par
G. S. Adams, I'ros. K. P. Adams, Cash.
GREENWICH, Washington Co Par
L. Mo-RTy, Pres. ifi. zVncU-cns, Cash.
GROTON, First Par
C. Porrigo, Pre.s. ». H. Marsh, Cash.
HAITSILTON, National
A Smith, Pres. JJ. B. West, Cash.
MCA LONE, National Pai-
S. C. Wead. Pres. G. Hawkins, Cash.
MEDINA, First Qosiuj?
MIDDLETOWN, First Par
W. Evans, Jr., Pres. 1). Corwin, Cash.
MIDDLETOWN, National Par
J. B. Uulse, Pres. T. Klnc, CnsU.
POL'GHKEEPSIE, First .*.Par
C. DuBois, Pres. S. Kudd, Cash.
POUGHKEEPSIE, National Par
T. L. Uayies, Pres. K. North, Cash.
PKLASKI, National Par
('. A. Clark, Pres. J. A. Clark, Cash.
RED HOOK, First Par
W. Cliambm laio, Pres. J. S. Creuse, Cwsh.
10s, iniit. The words " National Bank of"
in the title are very Irreg'ular. The bill is
Par ' ^^^^ <lone and very likely to deceive.
'rhinebeCK, First Pax
W. B. Piatt, Pres. W. M. Sayre, Cash.
MIDDLETOWN, Walklll Par
W. M. Graham, Pres. C. U. Horton, Cash.
MOHAWK, Mohawk Valley
D. Bursess, Press. II. U. Alexander, Cash.
MONTICELLO, Union Par
A. C. Niven. Pres. I. P. Treraaine, Cash.
MORAVIA, First Par
H. M. TuthlU, Pres. L. Fitts, Cash.
MORRISVILLE, First Par
D. Stewart, l^'cs. L. D. Dana, Cash.
MT. MORRIS, Genesee River Pai-
H. P. Mills, Pres. H. E. Brown, Cash.
NEWARK, First Par
F. Williams, Pres. B. Thomas-, Cash.
NEW BERLIN, First •• -Parj ROCHESTER, Flour City
™ „ „ „ , ™ X- ^ — F. Gurtiin, Pres. W. A. Waters, Cash.
RocKester Farreers & Mechanics'
E. D. Smith, Pres. T. Haines, Cash.
Colleetious, 1-8 per cent. 10-8
ROCHESTER, Clarke Par
L. W. Clarke, Pres. T. W. AVhittlesey, Oish.
ROCHESTER, First Par
E. >1. Par>ons, Pres. C. K. Upton. Cash. L
lOs, iniit. Well done. The die on upper
right end is pale and serutchy. The genuine
is dark and line lined.
T. S. Knap, Pres. J. T. White. Cash.
Par
NEWBURGH, HIgliland Par
A. POBt, I'res. M. C. Belknap, Cash.
1 Os, iniit. The green color is Kood, and the
p- dies, figures and lettering' on tne back well
I done. The engmvintfs of the pictures are as
coai-se as wood-cuts, particularly the repre-
HAVjANA, First... T Par ' sentation of De Soto discovering- the Missis-
K. W. Cook, I'rcR. T. L. Minier, Cash.
sippi. The river is black, and the canoes
_ , p scarcely discernible wthout a magnifyinff
, ssecona fflna's. while in tli(^ B-eniiine tliev nre T)lain and
HAVANA
; lull Panton, Pres. H. C. Uigman, Cash.
HOT. ART, First..
K. W. Foote, Pres.
J, M. CHmetead, Cash,
giaas, while in the genuine they are liuain and
distinct. The female riding on the eairle on
.Par I face of the bill has neither noae or mouth,
and has no toes to her feet.
HOKNELIySVILLE, First Pari NEWBURGH. National Par
M. Adsit, Pres. C. Adsit, Cash. G. W. Kerr, Pres. J, J. S. McCroskery, Cash.
Him-SON, Farmers' Pai-' NEWBURGH, Qnassaick ^ Par
S. Ciiehman, l*reK. C. C. Macy, Cash,
HUDSON, First
J. W. I'airUeld, Pres" IL B. Shopard, Cash.
HUDSON, Huasou River. ...»
S. A. DuBois, i>rcs. A. B. Scott, Cash.
ILION, National Par ' NORWICH, National
J. J, Foits, Pre». D. LOAvts, Cash,
O. S. Hathaway, Pres. J. H. Weed, Cash
.Part NEW PALT», Hnguenot Piir
li. Eitinge, Pres. K. Eltiuge, Cash.
Pai-i NEWPORT, National Par
I V. S. Kenyon, Pros. W. Getmiui, Cash.
Par
I 10, imit. The small curved line under the
I shading of the letters uni in the word Ignited,
run into the shading-genuine does not. Sig-
' natures engraved. Well done.
I 10s, imit. The letter? Roc in Rochester,
at the left of the wards Flour Citt ai-e unite
indistinct. Very dangerous.
ROCHESTER, Traders' '. ... Par
1 S. L. Brewster, I'rL-s. 11, C. Brewster, Cash.
'rOCBTESTER, Union. .. Closing Par
I A. Erickson, Pres. G. E. Jeiiaiofc's, Cash.
ROME. Central Par
j I. T. Miner, Pres. Z. HiU, Cash.
;ROME, First Par
j E. lluntintt'in. Pres. F. H. Tliomas, Cash.
[ROME, Fort StauMlx Par
i D. Utley, I'f^. S. AVurc^vell, Cash.
■RONDOUT, First Par
T. Cornell, Pres. C. Bray, Cash. •
RONDOUT, National Par
J. Hasbrouuk, I'res. B. B. Newklrk, Cash.
J. H. Smith, Pres. W. Xcwt<jn, Ca<ih.
ITHACA, First Par NYACK. Rockland Conntv Piu-
.T. McGrew, Pres. Jl. B. Uird, Cash.
D. J. Blauvelt, Pres.
ITH.*CA, MercIi'R * Farmers' Pai- ONEIDA, First
.,1, B, Williams, Pres. G. R. Williams, Cash. " "
ITHACA, Tompkins Connty Par
G, Grant, Pros. P. J. Partcnheimcr, Cash,
JAMESTOWN, Cltatanqna Connty...Par
S. Barrett, Pres. Robert Nowland, Cash.
JAME.STOWN, First...... Par
A. Kent, Pics. J. E. Mayhew, Cash.
J. J. Stewart, Pres.
ONEID
A. D. Jlorford, Cash.
Pari
Virgil BuU, Cash.
[SAUGERTIES, First Par
J. Klersted, Pres. B. M. Fceligh, Cash.
SAUGERTIES, National Par
W. F. Russell, I'rcb. John lloUkius, Cash.
^11* \ Oneida T^allev p^j. , S.4BATOGA SPRINGS, Commercial. Par
N. Hi^?n?cS, Pix-s l ¥. Hand; Cash: " ^ | C. S. Lester, Pres. H. lUelmrds, Cash.
OSWEGO First p,,,. 1 SARATOGA SPRINGS, First Par
T. S Mos/,?^esV • ■ J.- i).- W. case; C.-ish.- ' ' ^ t l^ecmao. Pres. J.'s. Leake, Cash.
OSWEGO, Lake Ontario Pai-
J. Piatt, Proti. D. G. Fort, Cash.
SALEM. National.
C. L. Allen, Pros.
B. F. Bancroft, Cash.
Par
Par
JTAMESTOWN, Second Par OSAVEGO, Marine *'^^?\v'?i^V/'\vl'-™*w m K.iii,;' H.^h'
W. H. Tow, Ilea. William Tew, Cash, Ellas Root, Pres. J. R. Noyes, Cash. I JN. v% . .ui, lies. w . M. i oiim, tasn.
KVNRERHOOK, N.-itlonal. Par OSWEGO, Second Par ; ^^'^-^^.'l^^^rm^y' r^'?i?:^m,;,o„- Cash' ' '
W. K. Mesiok, Pres. J. J. Van Schaack, Cash. L. Ames, Pres. M. B. Chirke, Cash. O. G. Maxon, 1 res. L. Ihompson, Cash.
KINDERHOOK, [ruton...:. Par'OWEGO. First.
W. H. Tohev, I're.-). W. Jl. Hainey, Cash.
2s, imit. The .en.i?Tavir,g good, but the
printing- poor. The shading under " National
Union Bank," is dark and conMiuious. The
red seal Is darker than in the genuine.
KINGSTON, First Par
L. V. Ucrraaoce, Pies. A. Osterhpodt, Cash.;
KTNGSTCW, National Par
vv. lieynolds, Pres. C. H. Van (iiuwbock. Cash.
Par
KINGSTON, State of Nctv York P»i-
E. J>uBois. Pres. C. Burlians, Cash.
KINGSTON, Ulster Connty Par
C. Bruyn, Pres. C. G. Bruyn, Cash.
LANSINGBURGH, Exclian^e
J. S. Fake, Pres. li. w. aiiwlier, Cas-i.
LANSINGBURGH, National
K. B. l.eonaril, Pres. A. VViil.»li, Cash,
.Par
Par
Jj. Truman, Pres. J. B. Brush, Pres.
OAVEGO. Tlo"-a pa,. SCHOII.VRIE, Sclioliarle County . . ,
"c. Piatt, Pres.' ' ' ' F. F.; PlVtt; Cash'. " ' ^'^^ | F. K run. Pros. NV. Van Wagenen. tash.
50s raised fi-oin 5s. Well done.
SCHU¥LI<»VILLE, National Par
W. Wilcox, Pics. G. Watson, Cash.
Par
First Par
LEONARD.STILLE. First Par
U. Hardin, Pres. .1. O. Wheeler, Cash.
LERO V, FIrMt. Par
M. I>. Lampion, Prop. B. F. Ballard .Cash.
LITTLE PALLS, Herkimer Connty Par
A. <L Hf )ry, I'tim. w i;. .MllHjran, (^nsli.
LOCKPOIM-. First Par
-"-.''V H- W.'T[oimer,riih;'
'"I'n A '"i "^'"V"."' 's well exe-
cuted, while the buck Is poorly done A dan-
KeroiiH ((oiintert'ei*.
L0<:RI>0RT, Exelianjce P„,.
M. I. I!r«r(«t, Pres. Al. A. Nlrhnlli,' Cngj',; '
! O,^, imit. Well done;— (-.viimlne closely.
LO< KPOR'l', Niagara Connty Par
T. T. Flatflor, Pres. J. R. Coniiifon, Cash.
LOWVILLK, First
If. Dlckcruiiin, Pros. W. McCullof-Jl,
OWEGO, Union Pari
C. Plntt, Pros. C. P. Skloner, Caah.
OXFORD, First Pari
J. W. Clarke, Pres. J. R. Van Wagenen. Cask. \
PA LMYR A . First , Par I
G. W. Cuyler, Pres. P. T. Sexton, Cash. I
PA AV LING, National Pari
A. G. vVikcn, Pres. J. W. Bowdish, Cash. ■]
PEEKSKILL, Westchester Connty.. Pari
C. A. G. Depow, Pros. D. F. Clapp. Cash. ' !
PENN YAN, First Closed'
PINE PLAINS, Stisslnc.... Par
W. S. Eno, Pres. R. Bostwiek, Cash.
SENECA IWLLS,
E. Partridge, Pres.
D. E. Partridge, Cash.
SENACA FALLS, NaUonal Exeli Par
J. B. J ohnson, Pres. i\. H. Beeker, Cash.
SHERBURNE, National Par
J. Pratt, Pres. U. T. Duunnra, Cusi
SING SING, First , . . Par
C. F. Mauricc.Pres. L B. .N'oiOO, Cash.
SKANEATLES, FU-st Par
C. Pardee, Pres. 11. J. Uubbard, Cash.
SOMERS, Farmers' A Drovftrs' Par
W. Bailey, Pres. M. S. lUH, Cn*. .
SOUTHE.VST, Croton River
J. E. Kelly, Pres. F. E. Foster, Cash.
PORT CHESTER, First ^'^^i^^^'^'V^u^lZ^JWI^X Kr Cash'
K. Gui-.i vUI, Pres. >!. -N. Todd, Cash. I ^ ■ ' ^ '
PORT N>.«lni>«I Par ' ST. JOHNSVILLE. First
PLATTSBf T»-',i^
K. C. Plait. : .
First
A. UKlbord. Cash.
,Pa,.|SYB A« rSE. First
I E. B. Juilsoii, Pres.
PL.VTTSBI:RGI!, Vilas
(Forn.M-rlv S- •! .1 iV!itli>nal Bank.)
H. F. Vilas, |■^o^■. 11. B. Clapp, Cash.
.Par
G. D. Leonard, Cash.
SYRACl SE, Second.
B. W. P.aum. ITos.
SYR.ICUSE, Tlilrd.
W. W. Teall, Cash.
Par
Par
Par
Par
Par
Par
POTSDAM, Nalloi
B. U.^lier, Pros
Pj„. j A. Mounie, I'rcs. F. U. Williams, Cash.
. Usher, Ca.sh. SYRACUSE, Fourth I'ar
f-> II ■ >ii I J. I Ikl _4.;<«Mr> I I .\. K. (iruvrs, Pri':i. li. A. Bont!'., Cash,
Po keensie, Merch "-ts National. ,„ , . , T.,r
J-!,- C.llt.Jii,,,,,',,,,,,!,. oil lav. :• 'Jotorm^.. 11-22 i K. It. W ii-K
P.U's. T. B. Flieh, <•H^h.
Pai-l POI GHKEHPSIE. CIt
.). I'-. Barnard, Pn-.-i.
luplln. Cash,
.Par SYBA<'»ISE, MertUnnts'
U. N. Gero, l'ri-.i. K. K. PIilm-l>, tVnli.
Par
NEW JERSEY.
PENNSYLVANIA.
tiVltAi'lWK, NiitiuuHl I'lu-
J . JLi. Clitdell, I'l en. O. Uullurd, Cufth.
SVKA<iliNI5, Salt Sprliisd . . ...I'lir
A. A. Iliiwlrti, l-ruu,. 'V. J. LiMUjh, Cueh.
FIrHt I'ar
J. 11. Uoaunquoat, OMh.
TAKRVTOAVIM,
(J. Menia, I'ret).
TROY, CVntrol
J. 1>. Vttii Moliooiilioveii, rrcK.
TIlOY, vuy
J. A. (ji iBWold, PrcB.
TROY. ICx«'liaiiK«....
.. J'ar
, U. Kulloge, Canh.
.Par
U. K. Himt, Cash.
Par
S. IHippen, Cueh.
TROY, Iflrs* . ... . Tar
Coloumn, Pros.
K. II. Thuraan, Cubh.
TROK,' intanntUcturrrH' Par
T. yyuiDiiiis, rruB. (J. 41. Wolllnirtoii, OMh.
TROY, Meroliantti' & ITIcoli miles'... Par
1 >. T. Vail, Pies. K. Willi!", Cu.sh.
(Itu-ui'giuiiKeU iu> a 8tute liouk.
TROY, ITIit(.UaI Par
,). T. Albertson, Pres. G. A. Stojio, <'«.sh.
1 fmit. Well douo. ShatMnR of " Unltcfl
States" liKhter thiui tlio {ft'niiiiio. Tlio sniiill
ciir\ c lino uiKlcr l.ho woni " Liiiit<xl" louclioet
the shadiiiKOf " Vu." Tntreiuiine it doa« not.
'J'lie female ridlBf*- on the ca^le " luis uo toes"
on her foot.
TROY. S»ate Par
H. liitfriLham, Pres. W. Gay, Caah.
TROY'j Union , Par
W. V. Siiec Pres. P. M. (Xn-Wn, Cash.
TROY. United Par
y^. T. GiUc, I'res. G. 11. P^ry, Cash.
UNA'OIlilLA, National Clojed
UlVkOIV SPRINGS, First Par
C. T. BacituB, Pras. J. C. Yaugcr, Cash.
UTICA, t;it-y Par
J. K. Wanjcr, Pres. C. 8. Symonds, Cash.
UTirA, FErst Par
B. N. Huniiri«ton, Pres. P. V. Kogers, Cash.
UTICA, Oneida Pai-
J. Sayre, ITos. B. S. William!!, Ciish.
UTICA, Second Par
T. S. l''axt<)n, Pres. G. U. Thomas, Cash.
A'ERNON, National Par
Josiius Case, Pres. ii!. Case, Utu^.
WARWICK, First , Par
J. I.. Welling, Pres. C. A. Crissey. Caeh.
WARSA\I(, Wyomin;r Par
L. A. mywiud. Pres.- H, A. MeWalf, Cash.
100s niieca fi-om Ss. The hank issues no
notes above aOa. Easily detoetcd by the
1 00 in the upper corners on the face of the
nstc. The alterations are made by removingr
the color iuid. js-iiiHng- Ln it,<i jihice. The one
HUNDHED nofcLARS lifter "will piiv ou de-
mand," are unusually well put m. 'flie gTcen
ink ou the buck is of a yellowish tiiige.
NEW JEfiSEY.
PUIVA'l'K nANJhtEitii.
16
ITRKNTON, First Pa*
P. P. Dunn, Pres. ('. WliiteheB<!, Caoli.
1 TR 12 N 'I'ON , in <!<-h a n lei»> Par
J. (i. IJieui ly, Pick. W. UoW*. Caah.
SVAiVU . Dover VINCKNTOWN, FIr«t , Par
sniitt^ra ; I .1. 8. li lck, Pr.-.B. G. Bryau. Cash.
WA.SIIINCiTON, First ....Par
J. K. Swiiyze, Pre*. P. U. Hanu, Cash.
WOODIIt'RY, Flr»t ..Pat
<•. I'. SUikr-, Pren. J. H. Bradwuy, Ca«h.
WOOOSTOWN, First Par
H. U. Ilirllook, PreH. C. M. Viigg, CttBli.
A. U. F.
AI.PBKUS SWAYXB.
.Trenton
N.4TI0NAL BANKS.
HKLYinFRF, National Par
J. J. llUtlr, PreM. 1. Harris, t'uBh.
BRIDOFTON, Ciinibcrlaud Par
C. E. Klmer, Pros. W. G. Nixon, Caill.
BURJLINGTON, ITIechanl<«' Par
J. 11. Piitrli, Pres. 14. UaiuuB, Cttsli.
CAMDEN, First Pai-
J. Ijivei-more, I'rcs. J. H. tfUjveni), Caeh.
CAMDEN, State Par
John Gill, I'roH. ,1. TCLWUScnd, Cash.
Par
VV. Voorhees, Cash.
DEt KERTOWlV, Farmers' Par
I J. WhiUker, Prcii. J. A^WUltakor, Cash.
iEI^IZABETH, Flri»t Par
I A. Clark, Jr., I'res. W. P. Thoiupflon, Ciu-h.
ElilZABETII, State Par
K. Pruden, I'ros. A. 8. Woodruff, Caah.
FliEifllNUTON, Hunterdon Co Bar
e. Biu-Ucs, Pres. C. C. JJunham, Caeh.
FRENCHTOWN, Uuion Par
H. liott. Pres. W. 8. SKjver, Cash.
FREEHOLD, First Par
C1.INTON, National.
U. PoHlor, Pi es. N.
Par
WATERFORD, Saratoga County.
J. CmmeTfVias. D. M, Hovenborg, Ciish.
1 Os, iniit. Tiic monogram iij caeh corner
[U. S.] is poorjy done. Paper poor.
WATERI,00, First -. . . . .Par
T. Fatzinter, I'res. M. D. Ucrcer, Cash,
WATERTOWN, First Par
L. PadUfjck, Pres. O. Paddock, Cash,
WATERTOWN, .Second Par
E. L. Paidock, Pres. G. F. Paddock, Cash.
WATERTOWN, Nat. B'k & to. Co.
A. akinner. Pres. C. A. Sherman, Cash.
Pai-
Par
.Par
WATERTOWN, National Union..
M. Coburn, Pres. S. B. Upham, Cash.
WATERTOWN, Je0'erson County
T. H. Clamp, Pres, M. Thompson, Act. Cash
WATERVB8.1,E, National Par
D. B. Goodwin, Pres. Vi. B. Goodwin, Caeh.
WATKINS, First Par
G. G. Freer, Pres. G. S. Holbert, Cash.
WATKINS, Second , Par
O. Hard, Pres. B. C. Hard, Cash,
W A VERIFY, First Par
H. Elmor, Pr«s. C. A, Thompson, Act. Cash.
WAVERLiY, National Par
G. W. Blaek, Pres. H. F. Herrick, Cash.
WESTFIBLD, First Par
F. B. Brewer, Pres. B. A. Skinner, CasH.
WEST WINFIELiD, First Par
D, K. CiuTier, Pres. J. 0. Wi^eelcr, Cash.
WE.ST TROY, National Par
J . M. Ilaswell, Pres, G . B. Wilson, Ca!<h.
AVHITEH'AL,!,, First Par
1 n'*"- •i''''i^.V''i{ K""''- X^: Keith', CMh.'
10s, nntt. Well done. The small our\'ed
line under the shading of the word " United"
runs inf.<) the Khading of the letters "Uni."
Tn .L(enuine it does not. Signatures cngnived.
WHITErfAlLl,, Old NatloiMl Par
D. Jones, Pres. is. w. Parker, Gash.
WIIITES<BOn«', Wliltestown ... Qosiug
11. P. Potter Pi-cs. 1. J. Gray, Cash.
WIL,LIAM8B'GH, Farms' & CIt... Tailed
Now Brooklyn.
.YONKERS. First Pnr
J. OInistoad, Pres. E. HowlanS, Casii.
PENNSYLVAMIA.
]>IlIIiAI>EL.PHIA.
PHIVATE HANKERS.
E. IT. CliARK CO.
KURTZ & HOWABID.
Win. A. LLOTD Ai CO.
NATIONAI. BANKS.
J. B. Rice, I'rcs. 1. B. Edwards, Cash
FREEHOIiD, Banking Conqiany. . .
W. Stutesir, Pres. W. U. HowolJ, Cash.
HACKETTSTOWN, NatlouaJ Par
Peter Smith, Pros. Geo. Uoe, Cash.
(First, Chestnut 8t
I C. II. Clurk, Pres. M. McMieliael, Jr., Ca»h.
IDs, imit. This is a dangerous counterfeit,
j The Bhadinjf under "Philadelphia" beiiwr vory
i-blaek and continuous. Notice the amstmcc
I of Blinding <m the words "will pay" luid "to
■p I bearer," and by the word "eun-entry" on 1143-
I jicr rijfht corner of the bill being spelled
'currcny."
Pa*
Second, Pmnkfort st Par
N. Hillies, Pres. J. S. Brown, Caeh.
B. 8. Taylrfr, Pres. W. G. Shepherd, Cash. |
JAMESBURt;, First Pari
1. 8. Buckelew, Pros. B. Snyder. Cash.
Tltlrd, 1428 Market st Par
D. R. Paul, Pres. K. GlendinlDK', Cash.
lOs, imlt. Very danjrerous and likely to
JERSEY CITY, First Par fleceivo good judges. On upper right of the
• J. B. Fox, I'res. M. Suntord, < «8h. 'bill the small words "National CTirrency"
50s. Genuine bills with forged signatures between the small £fg>ire.« 10, is spelled " Cur-
arc iu circulation. Ireny." The P in "Philadelphia, also stands
v.-nc'^-.r .r,.r>.'.r ^1 ! bclow thc othcr lottci-s. Same plate a* First
JERSEY C-ITY% Sef <>«i<J .Par , National Bauk of Philadelphia.
B. Wilson, Pres. W. Hogencamp, t ush.
JERSEY CITY, Hudson County. . Par i ^^o^rth . Ai'^^st ; . . . . ^-^^^^ ^ ^^^^^ • Par
J. Armstrong, Pics. A. A. HiuQeiiburgTa, Cabh. 20s, imit. The face of the bill is pood, and
LAMBERTVIL,L,E, National Par ! the back coarse. The wouuded soldier on the
J. D. StiTkcr, Pres. Ji. L. Reeve, Cueh. i loft end appears to have lost his head. The
last A in Philadelphia is not crossed. •
MEDFOD^D, Bnrlington County Par!
J. S. Hulme, Pres. J. Oliphant, Cash.
Mir,r,VH.I..E, National Par
L. Mulford, I'res. T. JluUord, Cash.
Mar.
H:OUl,Y, Farmers' of N. J
J. Black, Pros. W. II. Pancoust, Civsh.
Pai-
Sixth, .504 Second st Par
[ 8. McManemy, Pres. R. B. Salter, Cash.
2s, imit. Thc clouds on the left end are
scratchy— shading of title bad.
Sevcntli, Market & Fourth st Par
D. Focht, Pros. E. 8. Hal!, eaib.
MT. HOL,L.Y, National Par : Eiglitli, 1017. North Second st Par
M. Willis, Pres. T. D. Armstrong, Cash.
MORRISTOWN, First Par
T. Little, Pres. J. H. Van Doren, Cash.
MORRISTOWN, Iron Par
H. O. Marsh, Pres. D. D. Craig, Cash.
NEWARK, Banklns Company Par
J. B. PMnneo, Pros. C. G. Rockwood, Cash.
NEAV.ARK, City Pai-
8. H. Pecnington, Pres. A. Baldwin, Cash.
NEWARK, Essex County Par
J. Ward, Pros. C. S. Graham, Cash.
NEWARK, Fia-.st Pw
J. L. Drckerson, Pres. J. A. Hedden, Cash.
NEWARK, MecUauics' Par
J. A. Halsey, Pros. O. L. Baldwin, Cash.
NEWARK, Second Par
J. D. Kane, Pres. J. D. Orton, Cash.
NEAVARK, State Par
C. 8. Macknot, Pres. I. Gaston, Cash.
NEW BRUNSWft^K, First. . .Closing . .Par
I. C. Voorhees, Pres. J. H. Hutcliings, Cash.
NEW BRUNSAVICK, New .Jersey. . . . Par
J. B. Hill, Pres. C. S. UHl, Cash,
I J. Naylor, Pres. R. H. Williams, Cash.
! Central, Chestnut st Par
1 G. M. Troutman, Pres. T. Kitchen, Cash.
City, .33 North Sixth st -. Par
W. F. Hughes, Pres. G. A. I/ewis, Cash.
Commerce Par
G. H. Ziegler, Pres. J. A. Lewis, Oosb.
Commercial Par
J. L. Claghorn, Pres. 8. C. Palmer, Cash.
Commonwcaltli. Chestnut st Par
B. P. Mitchell, Pres. H. Young, Cash.
Consolidation, Tlurd st Pai-
J. V. Watson, Pres. W. H. Webb, Cash.
20s raised from 5s. A'^ig. Columbus dis-
covering America.
Corn Exchange, Second & Chestnut fit Par
A. G . Cattell, Pres. H. P. Schetky, Caeb.
Exchange Par
A. Boyd, Pres. J. W. GUbough, Cash.
Farmers' & Mcclis.. tTiestJiut st • .Par
E. M. Lewis, Pres. W. Rttshton, ir.. Cash. '
Glrard, Third st Par
U. B. Cummins, Pres. W. L. Shaffer, Cash.
Germantown, Main st ....Par
W. W. Wister, Pres. C. W. Otto, Gash.
NEWTON, Mcrcthants' Par Kensington, 989 Beach st Par
B. Hamilton, Pres. J. L. Swayze, Cash. , I Yerkes, Pres. W. McConnell, Cash.
NEWTON, Sussex Par ; Manufacturers', Vime & Thii-d st Par
D. Thompson, Pres. T. Morford. Cash. I a. Jordan, jr.. Pres. M. W. AVoodward, OasB.
©HANGE, National Par ! Mechanics', Thiixl st Par
C. A. Lighthipc, Pres. T. J. Smith, Cash. | J. G. Mitc&ell, Pres. J. Wlegand, Jr., Ciwh.
PATERSON, First Par North America, Chcstaut st — .Par
J. J. Brown, Pres. K. Thoo. Bell, Cash. | T. Smith, Pres. J. H. Watt, Cash.
PATERSON, Passaic County Pw , Northern Liberties, Vine & Thirdst.... Pai-
J. Jackson, Pros. D. Burnett, Ca^i. \ J. Moore, Pres. W. Gammere, Gash.
IJ^,?'^*''*' Virnt Par Pennsylvania, Vine & Si.xth st Par
J . R. Van Devontor, Pros. C. Parse, C^h, E. Dalictt, Pros. G. P. Longhead, Cash.
RAHW.VY, National Par Philadelnlila. Clicsfnut st P:u-
A. F. btutwell. Pres. W. Fuller, jr.. Cash. | T. Ro'-in.^^, Pros. B. B. Comegys, Cash.' ' '
RAHW A Y, Union Pai- i Repnhlic, m & Sll Chestnut st Pnr
T „r„„„.„,f „. . w. a. Hhawn, Pres. J. P. MumforU, Cash.
J. Woodruff, Pros. J. C. Coddlngton, CAsh
RED BANK, First Pai-
A. 8. Parker, Pres. A. Chadwick. Cash.
SA1.EM, JVatlonal Pai-
G. W. Garriston, Pres. U. 13. Ware, Cash.
SOMERVIULE, First Par
A. D. Hope, Pres. J. W. Taylor, Ca h.
TOM'S RIVER, Ocean County Par
J. Aumack, Pres. W. A. Low, Cash'.
Southwark, South Second st Par
F. P. Steel, Pres. P. Lamb, Cash.
Tradesmen's, Spnioe & Second st Par
C. H. Rodgers, Pres. J. Castner, Cash.
Union, Arch & Third stR Par
D. Faust, Pres. J. A. Hill, Cash.
WcsterBu Chestnut st Par
J . Patterson, Pres. C. N. Weygandt, Cash.
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COUNTRY BANKS.
PIUVATE BANKEKS.
BROOK.>VII.IiG BANK Brook vUle
BAIili A: COLT ...ISHo
CLAKK 4: GOODWIN Erie
HIIMBOI.T SAFK DEPOSIT CO. . .Erie
Collootions made.
Erie
ACSRE, \%'ICK & CO
Greenville
mCEABVILIiE SAV'S B'K...
. .IWeadvllle
ZAHNISER & BLEFIjINC . .
Mercor
GEO. H. BISSELiIi
Oil City
Olli CITY SAVINGS BANK
Oil City
PH. R. ITIERTZ
PlttfAuurgli
Offlcp I if Discount ;iiui Deposit.
Colloutious attended to.
jniNERS* SAVINGS BANK PtU»ton
in:iTCBUGI<Ii & BROWN.. . PleasantTiUc
STOWELl, & CO RonsevUIc
CoHoctions on all points in the On- Hkgions of
PKNN'SYl,V-*.viA'wi!l receive prompt attention.
Refer to the Niitlonal I';irk Bank, and Importers and
Traders' Nuliourfl Bank, New TSork City.
JOHN HANDIjEV & CO Seranton
A. G. Sc J. C. UIARR Sliauiokiu
CURTIS A; MIIjIiER. . .Susquehanna Depot
TITi;SVII.I,E SAV-'S BANK. TitusvlUe
( Collections mode.
WIliliIAMSON ic CO Wllke8l>arre
E.stablishod 18G7.
POWEM. Jt CO WIlIJam»>port
Collections promjdly attended to.
N. Y. CorresiMindi iit, Philadelpkla Correspondent.
Hei»y Clews & Co. Jay Cooke & Co.
NATIONAL BANKS,
AliliEGHANY, First Pax-
Y. H. Nevln, I'res. J. P. CrameJ , CimIi.
ALLEGHANV, Second Pai-
J. Brown, Jr., Pres. J. W. Davidson, Cash.
AliliENTOWN, Flrut Par
W. II. Blumer, Pres. T. H. Moyer, Cash.
AliliENTOWN, National Par
W. Sueger, Pres. C. W. Cooper, Caah.
ALIiENTOWN, Second Par
W. H. Almey, Pros. i'. K. Samuels, Cus^
AliTOON.l, FlrnC Par
W. M. Lloyd, I'res. John Hoyd, Cash.
ASHIiAND, First Pai-
^V. J. Moodie, Pros. V. E. Wlngert, Cash.
ATHENS, First Par
N. C. Uarris, Pres. K A. Spuulding, Cash.
BE1.L.EFONTE. First Par
K. C. Humes, Pres. J. P. liurris. Cash.
BERWICK, Nntlo.uaI Par
M. W. Jack:<oii, Pres. B. C. Jayue, Cash.
BETHIiEHEirr, First Par
C. A. Luckenbuel), Pros. K. F. Uuuob, Caah.
BIRimNGHAia, First Par
J. Fawcett, Pres. J. P. Becob, Cash.
BL.IiIRSA'lIiliE, First Par
V. . jMahiT, I'lX'S. T. 1). Cunningham, Cash.
BliOOiTtSBUKG, First Pitr
C. K. I'a.'ctoM, Pres. J. P. TuBtln, Caah.
BKLSTOL, Furmers> Par
A. Burton, Pres. C. T. Iredell, Oaeb.
BROOK VIIiliE, First Par
P. a'aylor, ProK. K. Arthurs, Caah.
HROWNSVIIiliE. First Par
.1. 'J'. KoKcrs, Pres. \V. Parkall, Crnih.
BROWNS VIIiliE. ITlononsralicla Par
CJ. K. Bownuin, Prub. D. d. Knox Cash.
B(m.ER, First Put
< •. McCandless. Pros. A. Mitchell, Caah.
CA'I'ASAtiCA, National Par
Kli. .1. Sa.-K.jr. I'res. M. 11. Horn, Cash.
CARBOMIAI.I-;, First Par
II. H. I'rc.n ,;, Pres. J. Stott, Caah.
CABI.ISE. First Par
W. II. MiiHiii. I'los. r. H. iicphnrn, Caah.
CIIAltlBEIl.SHI'RG. Natloiiul Par
Vv . Mcl.clliU], I'roH. (i. 10. M.^f.-iiri»nilth, Cash.
<'HKSTEK, Bclawar© Cuiiii^ Pur
K. I'l niieW, Pros. C. Kmluii, Cash.
CHI':.STI':if, First Pur
A. II. I'l rhinH, ProH. W. Taylor, Cash.
CliARION, First z^- :- -
H. Wli.ion, I'roa. Q. W. Arnold, Caah.
PENNflYIiVANIA. _
I OliEARFIEIiD, Clearileld County . . . Par
J. T. Leonard, Pres. B. W. Moore, Cash.
I CliEARFIEIiD, First Par
] J. Boyntou, Pres. A. C. Finney, Cash.
COATESA^IIiliE, CUcstcr Valley PRr
I A. Uibbons, Pres. F. F. Davis, Cash.
COliUHIBI.*, First Par
I K. K. Smith, Pres. fi. S. Detwiler, Gftsh,
COIiiriUBI.V, National Pai-
J. Myer, Pres. S. Shuch, Cash.
CONNEATJTVILIiE, First Par
A. L. Power, Pres. D. U. Williams, Cash,
CORRV, First Par
G. V. N. Yates, Pres. A. W. Ilecker, Cash.
CORRV, National Par
T. Struthers, Pres. C. O. Harmon, Cash.
CURWINSVIIiliE, First » Par
J. Patton, Pres. S. Arnold, Cash.
DANVIIiliE, First Par
S. Yorks, J r., Pres. A. P. Fowler, Cash.
DANVIIiliE, National Par
E. H. BiiWy, Pres. D. Cburk, Caah.
BOAVNIPIGTON, First Par
Now First of Iloneybrook.
BOWNINGTON, National Par
J. Kdge, Pr»B. J. U. Downing, Ca.«h.
BOVIiESTOWN, National Par
(ieo. Lear, Pre.s. J. J. Brock, C*sb.
EASTON, First Par
J. Steivart, Pres. McDvers Forman, Casii.
EASTON, National Pari
John Davis, Pres. W. Hackett, Cash.
ERIE, First Pari
J. C. Spencer, Cash. M. Sanl'ord, Cash. j
ERIE, Keystone Pari
O. Noble, Pres. J. J. Town, Cash.
ERIE, ITIarine Pari
J. C. Marshall, Pres. F, P. Bailey, Cash. ]
ERIE, Second Pari
W. L. Scott, Pres. W. C. Curry, Cash.
Capital, $300,000.
Collections under $I?000, 1-S-over, 1-10.
FR.lNKIilN, First Par
S. Plumer, Pres. E. L. Cochran, Cash. j
GETTYSBURG, First Par
U. Throne, Pres. (i. Arnold, Cash. • i
GETTYSBURG, National Par'
C-. Swope, Pre.f. J. Emory Blair, CJish. |
GIRARD, First ". Par'
H. McCounell, Pres. R. S. Battles, Pres. i
GliEN ROCK, First Par
K. SbaJler, Pres. H. F. SeUz, Cash.
GREENCASTIiE, 'First Pw-
J. C. McLauahan, Pres. L. li. ITletcher, Cash. I
GREENVILLE, Fli*it Par;
S. p. Johnson, Pres. . W. Waugh, Cash.
HANOVER, First Par
J. Forney, Pres. J. II. Aulbaugh, Cash.
HARRISBURG, First Var'
J. H. BrlRRs, Pros. G. U. Small, Cash.
H.IRRISBURG, National Par'
V. Uummol, Pres. J. H. Weir, Cash. i
HOIililD.AVSBURG, First Par!
W. Jack, Pres. W. IL Gardner, Cash. i
HONESDAIiF, National Pari
Z. H. Uuss'jil, I'res. S. B. Ward, Cash. I
HONEYBROOK, First Par
E. D. White, Pres. E. W. Morton, Cash. i
HUNTINGTON, First Pari
J. M. Bell, Pros. G. W. Garretson, Cash.
INDIAN.*, First Pari
J. Sutton, Pres. K. U. Wilson, Cash. j
JOHNSTOWN, First Par!
J. W. Morrell, I'res. II. Roberts, Cash.
JERSEY SHORE, National Par
J. A. Gamble, I'res. J. J. S:inderson, Cash.
KITTANNING, First Par
J. K. Brown, Pres. W. Pollock, Casli. [
liANCASTER, Farmers' Par|
J. Bailsman. Pres. E. II. Brown, Cash. ;
liANCASTER, First
J. Gyner, Pres. II. Buthron, Cash.
LANCASTER, Lancaster Connty. .
. C. B. Ilerr, Pros. yf. L. Peiper, Cash.
LANS».\L-E, First
E. K. Freed. Pres. C. 8. Tenkins, Cash.
LEB.INON, First
G. D. Coleman, Pres. (B. Olelm, Cash.
LEB.ANON, National
« C. D. eionlngcr. Pres. E. A. Uhler, Cash.
LEBANON, Valley
.1 . (ieoriic I'res. J. Karch, Cash.
LEWISBIFRG, National
V. V. UarrL-uu, I'res. D. Rober, Uuah.
LEWtSBURG, Union
K. Slifer, Pres. II. P. 9heller,Oi8h.
LEWISTON, mifliln Connty
J. Burns, Pres. D. C. RobUwon, Cash.
LOCKHAVEN, First..
'1'. C. Klnt/iiif,'. Pros. A. (iruSus, Cash.
LOCKHAVICN, National
I,. A. MiK kiiv. Pres. 1,. Mussina, Cash.
mANIIICiin, National
A. Kuuirinaii, Pres. K. .S. Silllnian, CaMta.
niAIiAINOV CIT*-, First
K. S. .Silllnuiii, I'rvM. \V. I.. YoikM-, fash.
HIARIICTTA, First
A. Ci.llliis, Prc.H. A. ItowBian, Cash.
mAUCH t'lliriVK, First
A. W. LelsorlMg. Pros. A. W. Buttor, Caah
Par]
Par'
i
Pari
Par
Par
Par
Par
Par
Par
Par
Par
Par
Por
Par
Par
MAUCH CHUNK, Second Par
C. Allbright, Pres» T. L. Foster, Cash.
MEADVILLE, Crawford County . Par
J. Douglass, Pres. S. P. Otbuar, Cask.
mEADVILLE, First Par
C. A. Derrickson, Pres. G. Muster, Oaeii.
MEABVILLE. Mercliants' Par
J. McKurland, Pres. J. E. McFarland. Cash.
laECHANICSBURG, First Par
S. P. Gorgns, Pres. A. C. Brindle, Caah.
nECHANlcSBURG, Second. . . .Par
T. B. Bryson, Pros. A. KoUer, Cash.
mEDI.A, First Par
I. Haldcmau, Pres. J. W. Hawley, Gash.
HERCER, First. Par
S. GrifHth, Pres. O. L. Munger, Cash.
BIIDDLETOAVN, National Par
G. Smuller. Pres. J. D. Cameron, Saab.
raiFFLINBURGII, First Par
W. Young, Pres. J. W. Sands, Cash.
iniLTON, First Par
J. W. Brown, Pres. S. D. Jordan, Cash.
OTILTON, National ■ Par
W. C. Lawson, Pres. R. M. Frick, Cash.
ITIINERSVILLE, First Par
J. S. Lawrence, Pres. B. Kminvnim, Cash.
IWOUNT JOY, First Pa*"
M. R. Peifler, Pres. A. Gerber, Catih.
MOUNT JOY, rnion Par
. J. G. Hoerner, Pres. J. It. Long, Cash.
MT. PLEAS.ANT, First Par
C. S. Overholt, Pres. J. Sberrick, Cash.
mtUNCY, First Par
II. Johnson, Pres. J. M. Bowman, Cash.
NEW BRIGHTON, Beaver Co Par
J. Miner, Pros. E. Hoops, Cash.
NEW CASTLE, First Par
I. N. Phillips, Pres. E. J. Agnew, Cash.
NEW CASTLE, Lawrence County.. Par
R. Crawford, Pres. C. Clarke, Cash.
NEWTON. First Par
S. H. Hibbs, Pres. J. Ande«80H, Cash.
NORRfSTOWN, First Par
J. Hoover, Pres. G. Shannon, Cash.
NORRISTOWN, montffomery . .Par
W. H. Tlinglutf, Pres. i. Slingluff, Ssish.
NORTHEAST, First Par
W. Griffith, Pres. A. W. Blaine, Cask.
NORTHriUBEHL.VND, First Par
A. E. Kapp, Prei.. J. U. Jenkins, Cash.
NEWVILLE, First Par
J. McCandlish, Pres. J. P. Ktoodes, Cash.
OIL CITY, First Par
W. Hasson, Pres. A. L. BeiintA, Caah.
OXFORD, National Par
S. Dickey, Pros. J. JaJivlor, Cash.
PHENIXVILLE, National Par
11. I.oucks, Pres. J. B. Morgan, Cash.
PITTSBI RGH, .VllcKlicny Par
J. W. Cook, Pr.-s. U. W. M.nekey. Cash.
PITTSBURGH, Citizens' Par
G. A. Berry, Pri?!". J. K. Brady, jr., Cash.
PITTSBURGH, Commerce Par
A. Paltersnn, Pres. J. H. HiU, Cash.
PITTSBURGH, Excliange Par
J. li. Murray. Pres. II. M. Murrv. Cash.
PITTSBI RGH, Farmers' Deposit Par
J. Marsiiall. Pres. 1'. Stephenssn, Oasli.
PITT5SBURGU, First Par
.1. Laughliu. Pres. J. D. Scully, Cash.
PITTSBURGH, Fourlli Par
■1 . Donnelly. Pres. S. D. Ecrron, Jr., Oash.
PITTSBURGH, German ^ Par
A. tiroetiilnger. Pres. J. Laurent, Cash.
PIT'T-BURGH, Iron <'ity Par
J. -McAuley, Pres. J. Magoffin, Cash.
PITTS 1 URGH, Blcchanicii* Par
W. B Holmes, Pres. J. G. MarUu. Oash.
PITTSBURGH, fflerch. * IWannf . . . . Par
II. L. Ik'llman, Pres. " J. Scott. Jr., Cash.
PITTSBURGH, Peoples' Pur
S. Roa. Pros. F. M. Gordon, Cash.
PITTSBURGH, Second , Par
G. E. Warner, Pres. K. J. Sloriby, Cash.
PlTTSBURi^H, Tliird Par
\V. 11. Seliumert/. Pres. J. B. LlWiigston, Cash.
purTSB(-:RGII, Tradenien's Par
A. Bradley, Pres. C. Clark, Jr., Cash.
PITTSBURGH, Union Par
J. R. McCuue, Pres. R. B. Smith, Ca.sh.
PITTSTON, First Par
T. Strong. Pres. H. S. PhlHIpe, Gash.
PITTSTON, National Par
p. Petti bone. Pres. K. D. Lacoe, Oash.
PLUmiCR, First ,. Par
B. W. Bauni, Pres. J. Y. Wilson, Oaeh.
PLY!»IOI TH, First .. • ■ . Par
II. Cayb.nl, Pres. W. I,. WII»on, Cash.
POTTSt ILLE, Government .'Par
W. F. lluntztnger. pres. II. II. Uuutatingor, Cash.
PO'I'T.S V 1 1, L IC. ITl 1 H c r«» Par
.1. Slilppen. I'res. F. I'alerson, Oasli.
FO'rTNVII.IilC, i'ciinsylvanla Pur
('. II. Deu/.ler, I'res. W. p. Kyon.C**^!!.
I»«T'rST« \« N , N a 1 1 on u I Pur
I). Price, Pres. W. 1, Kutlor, CTwIi.
PROVinKN<'r. First riosliitf .. Pill-
I. Dean. Pn s. M. J. Clark, Oaah.
R|{ADIN<J, Farmers' ^ .
1. Kekert, Pies. Jl, II. MuUJonbarg, Gaalu
HJUADINU, KIrwt • • • P"^
1,. U. Smith, l>r«B. A. K. Oumo.Ou^h.
IIK.VUINU, iriiiott .... .Par
1). McKiilKht, HroB. C. B. MoKutBht, C«»ll.
SCUANTON, FIn»« Par
J, 11. Scriiuton, I'ros. J. A. Linen, Cusli.
SKJUAN'rON, SiM-ond. . . Pur
VV. VV. Wliitoii, Pros. P. 0. Oftrllng, Cuali.
SKIilN'S GKOVIi:, Vlrft Par
tr. Sihauis, FitjH. V. B. Nortb, Pre».
SlIAITIOKIIV, Kortlkiiinborlaiid <;o...Ptir
K. W. I'oll.K'k, Pres. F. 8. Uiia«. Cugh.
SIIAKON, Flrnt ....Prr
U. O. Pratlier, Pres. J. T. Wllstrti, Cash.
SMIPPEIVSBir^*;, First Pai-
II. Ruby, Prus. J. 13. UruemuB. Oash.
STRASBUno, FU-»t ' Par
J. V. lleiT, I'roa. li. B. ICbermuu, Ca»U.
SUNBITRY, FtMt Par
J. U. Paclfor, I'roB. J. J. Packer, Cash.
SCSQIJKHANIVA DliFOT, Flntt Par
H. W. Bnii.ilt, Plies. G. A. Uucrnsey, Cauh.
M B. Wright, Asat Cujsh.
TAIttAauX, First Par
K. J. Vuy, Pres. J. (J. Ilonser, Casli.
TITUSVH.L.BC. First Par
Now Second National Bank of TUusvlUe.
TITtiSVIlitE, Sccona Par
C. Ilydo, pres. G. C. Hyde Cash.
TOWAIVDA, First Pai'
E. U. Smifli, Pres. N. N. BeCtB, Jr.. Cash-
TBEITIOIVT, First Pai-
Z. Batdorf. Pres. W, Oarreti, Cash.
TVNKHAIVIV0C;K, AVyomlug: Par
C. p. Millei Pres. S. Sturk, Ca*.
i;NldN lTrai.l,S, FlrBt Par
J. Johmsju, Proa. J. Sill, Cash.
UJViOIVTOWN. First Par
I. Skiles, Jr., Pros. J. T. Kedbmu, Cash.
I/NIONTOWIV, Fayetto County Par
J. K. EwiiiK Pres. W. Wilson, Cash.
VENAIVGO, FrabUUu Oosed
WARREX, First Par
1>. D. Welmore, Pres. M. Btiocher, Csah.
WASHIIVCiXON, Wii-Ht Par
C. M. Reed, Pres. 3. Mcllvaino, Cash.
■W;AYNESB0R0', First Par
W. S. Mbersoii, Pros. J. Phililps, Cash.
WAYNESBUKG, Farmerci> 6c Drov. Par
C. A. Black, Pres. J. Laxodr, Cash.
WEJLLSBOROIJGH, First Par
W. Bache, Pres. J . L. RobiDson, Cash.
WESTCHESTKR, First Par
W. Wollertou, pres. T. W. Mitrshall, Cash.
WESTCHESTER, Cliester County . .Par
J. Marshall, Pres. W. W. Jefferis, Cash.
WIL.KESBARRE, First Par
C. Parrish. Pres. T. WlLion Cash.
WIL,KESBARR£, Second Par
T. F. Athorton, Pres. W. A. Sterling. Vice Pres.
M. L. Everett, Cash.
WILKESBARRE, Wyoming Par
. Ziba Bennett, Pres. K. S. Loop, Cash.
WH.r.IAMSI»O.RT, First Par
A. Updegrafl Pres. H. Mudge, Cash.
DEL. MARYLAND. DIST. OOL.
MARYLAND.
PltlVATE nANKEUS.
VA. WEST VA.
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WIIiLiIAMFSVORT,
P. Herdick, Pres.
Kiumberman's .Par
S. Jones, Cash.
WIL.L,IAMSPORT, West Branch ....Par
O. Watson, Pres. W. S. Watson, Cash.
WBIGHTSVIlLliE, yirst Par
W. McCoukej , Pres. W. K. Ll(Jyd, Cash.
YORK, Fta-st Par
D. 15. Small, Pres. J. Bartress, Cash.
VORK, National Par
.T. Way, Pres. G. H. Sprigg, Caah.
YORK, York <;oHnly Par
P. A. Small, Pres. J. A. Scliall, Cash.
DELAWARE.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
WOOLSTON <k CO Wilmington
No. Ill Kast Third Street. C.15
DELAWARE CITY National ...Par
G. MaanveU, Pres. W. W. Ferris, Cash.
BOVBR, First Par
J. Jump, Pres. J H. Bateman, Caah.
MIDD1.ETOWN, Citizens' ...Par
G. Uerrickson, Pres. J. U. Hall, Civsh.
National Par
Pres. J. W. H. Watson, Cash.
NEWPORT,
F. Q. Flinn'
NEWARK, National Par
J. Miller, Pres. C. W. Blandy, Oash.
ODESSA, Ne\v<;astle County Par
C. Fatman, Pres. J. L. Gibson, Cash.
SEAFORD, First Par
L. N. WriRht, Pres. 1. M. Fisher, C»vsli.
WIliMINGTON, Delaware Par
ir. Lit!-.;-or, Pi-es. S. Floyd, Cash.
WIL,lttlNGTON, FlrKt Par
15. Belts, Pres. O. O. Arnifltrong, CniBh.
WltiHIINGTON. Union... Par
V. Dul'ont, pres. J. W. Diiv, Cash.
WILMINGTON, Wllm. & nrand'nc.Par
W. Jones, Pres. Iflvim Uico, Cash.
PUILIF MOVER CO Baltimore
No. ii2 West Haltlmoro-Htroet.
ANN A POMS, FaruM'.rst Par
U. Wells, X'rcs. N. Uammoud, Oa«h.
ANNAPOLIS, First Pai-
W. 11. Tuck, Pres. C. Cannon, Cash.
BALTimORE. CiVi:<!enM> , . . . .Par
IX. Jamos, Pros. J. W. Guest, Cash.
BALTIMORE, CommM & Farm's. .. Pur
1. Sllngluit, Pres. T. Cross, Cash.
BALTIMORE, Exchange Piir
J. Hurst, Pres. W. F. Snow, Cash.
BALTIfflORE, Farm. A; merclis Pai-
J. 11. Thomas, Pres. J. Sloan, Jr., Cash.
BALTIMORE, Farm. A Planters' . . .Par
K. Pratt, I'res. K. Ccimelius, Cash.
BALTIMORE, First Par
T. O'Lonuell, Pres. IC. K. Uollisman, Cash.
BALTIMORE, Mochanlcs' Pur
E. T. Bald>?-in, Pres. C, R. Coleman, Cash.
BALTIMORE, Merchants' Par
J. Hopkins, Pros. U. Sprigg, Cash.
B.k>LTIMORE, National Par
H. A. Thompson, Pres. J. T. Smith, Cash.
BALTIMORE, Second Par
J. S. Hawley, Pres. J. W. Randolph, Cash.
BALTIMORE, Third Par
T. Y. Caiiby, Pres. A. M. Carter, Cash,
BALTIMORE, Union Par-
W. W. Taylor, Pres. K. MlcWe, Cash.
BALTIMORE, Western Par
C. Brooks, Pres. W. U. Norris, Cash.
CUMBERLAND, First Par
J. Shriver, Pres. E. T. Shriver, Cash.
CUMBERLAND, Second Par
J. P. Roman. Pres. B. L. Moore, Cash.
CHESTERTOWN, Kent Pai-
G. B. Westcott, Pres. S. W. Spencer, Cash.
ELKTOWN, National Par
J. Tome, Pres. A. M. Mcfarland, Cash.
EASTON, National Par
J. L. Aiklas, Pres. U. Thomas, Cash. .
FREDERICK, First Par
L. J. Brengle, Pres. T. M. Markell, Cash.
FREDERICK CITY, Central Par
R. T. Stokes, Pres. P. L. Storm, Cash.
Par
FREDERICK CITY, Far. Sc Mccli.
W. Tyler, Pres. J. W. Birely, Cash.
FREDERICK CITY, Frederick Co. . Par
J. H. Williams, Pres. P. B. MoCleery.-Casli
FROS'IiAbURG, First Closing
G. W. McCuUoch, Pres. J. L. Porter, Cash.
HAGERSTOWN, First Par
P. B. Small, Pres. P. Negley, Cash.
PORT DEPOSIT, Cecil Par
J. Tome, Pres. J. B. Ramsay, Cash.
NEW WINDSOR, First.: Par
T. F. Shepard, Pres. J. A. Stouffer, Cash.
WESTMINSTER, First Par
A. Shriver, Pres. W. A. Cunningham, Cash.
WESTMINSTER,
J. Smith, Pres.
Farms. Oc Mechs.
Jacob Reese, Cash.
Par
WESTMINSTER, Union Par
J. K. Longwell, Pres. J. W. Herlng, Cash.
WILLI AMSPORT, Washington Co.Par
S. S. Cunningham, Pres. E. G. ^V^ Stake, Cash.
VIRGINIA.
PKIVATE BANKEUS.
CITIZENS' BANK Norfolk
■* ' ' 't • ^-
HINTON A DUNN... PeUirshnrg
NATIONAL BANKS.
ALEXANDRIA, First P>ir
1j. MoKenzie, I'rcB. C. R. Hoof, Cash.
CHARLO'ITESVILLE, National Pur
N. H. Massle, Pres. B. C. Flannutfan, Gush.
CLAHKSVILLE, Firnt Par
J. A. Moss, Prui. N. TaUey, Cash.
DANVILLE, First.
J. F. Ficklen, Pres.
J. M. Johobton, Ou>h.
.Par
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
PRIVA'TE BANKERS.
LEWIS JOHNSON A; CO. . . . Washinj
:ton
NATIomL BANKS.
GEOltCETOWN, Commerce Par
C. E. Kittenhousc, Pres. J. G. Hammer, Cash.
WASHINGTON, First Par
H. D. Cooke, Pres. W. S. Huntington, Cash.
WASKMNGTON, Merchants' Failed
J. C. Kennedy, Receiver.
WASHINGTON, Metropolis Closed
Bills redeemed hy First National Bank, Boston,
Mass., First National Bank, Washington, D. C, and
importers' and Traders' National Bank, New York.
WASHINGTON, Metropolitan Par
J. B. Blake, .Pres. M. Kelly, Cash.
WASHINGTON, Republic Par
1. 1!'. Coylu, Pres. c. Bradley, Cash.
PREDERICK8BVRG, Watlonal Pur
A. K. Phillips, Pres. W. Ware, Cash.
HARRISUIJRG, First Par
A. B. irick, Pres. C. C. StBayer, Cash.
LYNCHBURG, First Par
A. B. Rucker, Pres. J. F. Buugh, Caeli.
LYNCHBURG, National... Pur
C. K. Bingham, I'p^. L. Norrell, Cash.
NORFOLK, Citizens' Par
U. Taylor, Pres. W,W. Chamborlain, Cash.
NORFOLK, Exchange Par
G. C. Wrflker, Pres. S. P. Moore, Casli.
NORFOLK, First Par.
W. Lamb, Pres. G. Chumborlulne, Cash.
PETERSBURG, First ^. ..Pur
R. D. Mcllwaluei Pren. D. Dodson, CaSi).
PETERSBURG, Merchants' Par
T. 8. Brooks, Pres. A. Ij. Archer, Cosh.
RICHMOND, Farmers' Par
N. August, Pres. J. W. Hall, Cash.
RICHMOND, Exchange . .. Par
A. V. Brown, Pres. STB. Snflth, Cash.
RICHMOND, First Par
1. Davenport, Jr.. lires. S. B. Smith, Cash.
RICHMOND, Planters' -Par
W. H. Macfanaud, Pres. J. M. Go*Jlrf;-Cash.
RICHMOND, Virginia , Par
A. F. Harvey, Pres. J. B. Morton, Cash.
STAUNTON, First Par
A. H. H. Stuart, Pres. M. H. Efflnger, Cash.
STAUNTON, ^Valle^ .Par
J. Echols, Pres.
WINCHESTER,
W. B. Baker, Pres.
. C. Eskridge, Case,
Shenandoah Val 'Par
H. M. Brent, Cash.
WEST VIRGINIA.
ERIVATE BANKEBS.
MERCHANTS' BANK Charleston
PEOPLE'S BANK WhocUng
NATIONAL BANKS.
CLARKSBURG, Merchants' Pa"^
N. Gisff, Pres. L.. Haymond, Cash.
FAIRMONT, First Par
O. Jackson, Pres. J. "E. Sands, •ash.
KINGWOOD, National .....Par
W. G. Brown, Pres. J. C. McCrew, Cash.
MARTINSBURG, National Par
J. N. Abell, Pres. G. S. UlU, Cash.
MORGANSTOWN, Merchants' Par
G. W. Hagans, I'res. W. Wagner, Cash.
PARKERSBURG.
J. M. Camden, Pres.
First Par
W. N. Chanc^Ior. Cash.
RIGGS &CO Washington
PARKERSBURG, National .....JPar
J. M. Stephenson, Pres. H. H. Moss. Cash.
PARKERSBURG, Second Par
J. J. Jackson, Pres. W. H. Wolfe, Cash.
PT. PLEAS.*NT, Merchants' Par
C. C. Miller, Pres. T. StrtblUig, Cash.
WELLSBURG, First Par
A. K-uhn, Pres. S. Jacob, Caah,
WESTON, Exchange Par
R. P. Camden, Pres. R. J. McCandlah. Cash.
WHEELING, First Par
G. K. AVlieiil, Pres. G. Adams, Cash.
WHEELING, Merchants' Par
J. N. Vance, Pres. S. Briuly, Cash.
Par
WHEELIN,G, National
C. Oglebay, Pres. J. \
Wagner, Canh.
ItHEELINtS, Sav's Bank....Closhig.. I^ar
T. B. List, Pres. S. P. Hlldreth, Cash.
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N. O. S. O QEO. AIiA, MISSISSIPPL TENNESSEE. OHIO.
NORTH CAROLINA.
PRIVATE BAI^KEllS.
J.OHN m. WILLIAmS <fc C'O....RaIcigIi
Uefor to Niitiomil^iiuk of Hi;i)ubHc. Now York.
Collections rmwle and promptly remUted for at.ciir-
rent rate oj oxohange.
NATIONAL BANKS.
CHARLOTTE, First Par
R. Y. MoAden, Pres. M. P. Pegram, Cush.
NKWBKKN, National Far
J. Huglies, Pres. J. A. tiuion. Cash.
RALKIGH, National Par
C. Dewey, Pres. P. A. Wiley, Cash.
RALEIGH, State .Par
J. G. Williams, Pres. W. K. Anderson, Cash.
SALEin, First Par
J. G. Lnsh, Pres. W. A. Lemly, Cash.
AVII>lTH!VGTOIV. First Pax
K. K. Biirrus.'-, Pres. A. K. Walker, Cusb.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
JAMeS H. WILiSON Cliarlcston
SCOTT, 'WIIil.IAITIS' CO Columbia
NATIONAL BANKS.
CHARLESTON, First Par
A. Simondg, Pres. W. C. Brcese, Cotsh.
CHARL.F:S1:0N, Peoples' Par
H. Cobia, Pres. U. G. Loper, Pres.
COliVniBIA, Carolina yPar
L. D. Childs, Pres. W. B. B«llck, Cash.
GEORGIA.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
JOHN H. JAinES Atlanta
JOSSFH H. JOHNSON Griffin
J. S. JONES, DRlXnRIGUT CO.,
Grlffln
N. Y. CorrospoBaoat, Merchants' Bich. Nut. Barik.
NATIONAL BANKS.
ATHENSi National PiU
J. White, Pres. W. A'dams, Cash,
AUGUSTA, National Par
-W. B. Dinsmgre, Pres. U. M. Thew, Cuah. ,
ATLANTA, Georgia Par
J. nice, I'ros. K. L. Jones, Cash.
ATLANTA, National Par
A. Austell, Pres. W. H. Tullcr, Cash.
COLTJlwmJS, cUatalioocliee Par
II. 11. lipping. Pics. il. W. llJdwards, Casti.
MACON, First Par
1. G. Plant, Pres. W. W. Wrlgley, Cash.
SAVANNAH, City CTosod
SAVANNAH, MeriUauts' _ Par
». Brialuim, Pres. J. IS. Gandry. Cash.
SAVA?fNAH, National Closing
ii. Kotchum, Pres. J. N. Lewis, Cash.
ALABAMA.
PRIVATE B.AJSTKERS.
TENNESSEE.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
KNOXVILLE BANK Kno-xvllle
I>E SOTO BANK nicmplUs
NATIONAL BANKS.
CH ATT A NOONGA,
W. P. Kathburn. Prea!
K. It. Bwepsou, Pres. H. M. McClang, Cash.
First Pixr
T. G. Montaane. Cash.
CLARKSVI-LLE, First Pur
S. F. Beaumont, I'rcs. W. P. Hume, Carih.
CLEVEL.VND, National Pai-
W. B. UcTaolds, Pres. D. C. McMilUn, Cash.
wT^,^^,r,, ,^ — . T> CINCINNATI, Ohio. .. ^
KNOXVILLE, First ....... ...1 ar Merged in the .MerrhantTSrHtt.mnl Bank
' " " '"' 'T" in the word
CINCINNATI, Second Par
p. Kvans, Pres. S. S. Howe, Cash; '
1 Os, imlt. Well oalculiited to deoeivo.
CINCINNATI, Third Par
O. Pefrin, pres. G. B. Grlfflth, Ca»h.
CINCINNATI, Fourth Par
, „„ T. Cook, Pres. K. W. Uichey, Cash.
lOOs, Imit. The letter '"T" in the word
"maintiun," on tho right end of tbcljill, looks
like an "I." Very well done.
CINCINNATI, Central Vxt
W. Hooper, Pres. M. H. Coats, Cash.
Par
CINCINNATI, Commercial.. .Closing.
C. B. Koote, Pres. U. ColvUJe. Cash.
CINCINNATI, Merchants'
D. J. Faflis, pres. U. C. YorBason, Cash.
Par
Par
MEMPHIS, First Par
F. 8. Davis, Pres. W. W. Xhacker, Cash.
MEMPHIS, German Par
L. Uanauer, Pres. M. Griffin, Cash.
MEMPHIS, Merchants* Par
W. H. Cherry, Pres. H. A. Partee, Cash.
MEMPHIS, Tennessee Par
G. B. Butter, Pres. W. S. Morgan, Cash.
MUKFREBSBORO', First Par
J. B. Kimbro, Pres, I. B. Collier, Cash.
NASHVILLE, First Par
A. G. Sanford. Pres. U. G. .Kunison, Caah.
NASHVILLE, Second Par
John Liumsdcn, Pres. W. B. Bortch, Cash.
NASHVILLE, Tlyrd Par
W. W. Berry. Pres. B. Jones. Cash.
NASHVILLE, Fourth Par
J. Wliitwurlli, I'rcs. J. Pwrterheld, Cash.
OHIO.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
CITIZENS' BAN'S Ashland
H.
100s, irait. The letter
" maintiun," on the riKht end of the bill, looks
like an "I." Very well done.
CIRCLEVILLE, First :• Par
M. Brown, Pres. O. Ballard, Jr., Cash.
CIRCLEVILLE, Second .Pai''
M. S. Gregg, Pres. 11. H. Hedges, Jr., Cash.
CLEVELAND, First ,Par.
G. Worthlngion, Pres, A. K. Spenser, Cash.
CLEVELAND, Second i .Par
J. Perkins, Pres. J. C. Buoll, Cash.
CLEVEL.VND, CitV iPar
L. Wick, Pres. j . F. Wkltelaw, Cash.
CLEVELAND, Commercial .■...Par
D. P. Eells, Pres. A. S. Gorham, Cash.
CLEVELAND, Merchants' Par
T. P. HaodT, Pres. W. L. Cutler, Cash
CLBVI51/AND, Ohio Pit
II. Hanna, Pres. J. McClymmons, Cash.
COLTTMBtTS, Exchange Par
W. G. IJfsliier, Pres. C. J. Hardy, Cash.
COLLMBrs, Flr.st ..Par
P. Ambes, Pres. H. M. Hubbard, Cash.
COLUMBLS, I^rankli^ Par
J. G. Deshler, ProF. D. Overdicr, Gash.
icUVAHOG.V FALLS, First Par
; . E. N. fill, Pres. J. H. Stanley, Cash.
CARLINS & CO Flndluy.
^-^^^^^ ■ • ■ • - I DA VTON, First Par
V S r-OMSTOCK Cnvaho-'a Falls ^e^'hart, Pres. G. B. Harnran, Cash.
E. S. COMSTOCK cwyaiio^a nAv roN. National Par
P. OdIlB, Pres. W. S. Phelps, Cash.
DAVTON, .Second Pur
' ■ I W. P. Hufltnan, Pres. C. H. liniry. Cash.
FARMERS' SAVINGS BANK Lima ,i>£i,AWARE, Delaware Connty Par
— ; n. Willtani", Pres. S. Moore, Cash.
HASKELL'S BANK I'OU'lo*^"!* iDEL.V W.VUE, First Par
— — I B. Powers, Pros. W. B. Alourc, Cash.
HORAm ^i'TR'RI.R PalnesvlU* H*ELPHOS, Firnt '....".Par
]?y"^rre^.on^m. Importers &-r^^^ I I- «• H-ebSek, Pres. J. M. C Marble, Cart..
EATON, First: Par
R. SHERRARD & CO Stcubenville ' W. M. Brookc„Pres. e. F. Brooke, Cash.
ELYRIA, First Par
B. UcWitt, l^ce. J. W. Uulbort, Cash.
FINDL.W, First Per
E. P.J ones, ITes. C. K. Nlles, Cash.
FRANKLIN. First Par
C. Butler. Pres. W. A. Boynton, Pres.
FREMONT, First Par
P, Diirchard, Pres. A. H. MUler, Cash.
C. H. COV & CO Toledo
C. C. RVSSELL & CO ianesvUle
NATIONAL BANKS;
AKRON, First Par
T. W. Cornell. Pres. H. Q. Fnller, Cash.
Par
GALION, First
Par
BROWN, BEGOUEN A. CO Mobile
ALBERT WILLIAMS Montgomery
NATIONAL HANKS.
HUNTSVILLE, National Par
J. 11. MucUn, Pres. T. Lacy, Caglt.
MOBILE, FlrNt Par
M. WM.rliK,'- Pres. ij. Bowers, Onsh.
SELMA, FirKf Par
CornelliH! Ciidlo, Jr., Uocclver.
MISSISSIPPI.
PMVATE B.(VNKBBS.
MISNV^HIPPI VALLEV BANK,
Vlck.xlmrir.
iKHueH Dritftw and makes C>)11fiotlOns tlirouKlioiit tlio
UnRed HkttU'K mill Kiirnpe.
CorreHponrtcnl* \ M.injmttan Company, New York.
' '4"n'l"i> -loiiil Stook ll'k, I,()ndon.
RICHARD WIMXI-.K Canton
VICKMBUKG BANK VlcitsburK
I ' C. Crim, Pres. J. U. Bloomer, C^h.
IgALIOPOLIS, First ..Par
AKRON, Second
G. D. Bates, Pres. C. K. Collins, Cash ^
„ . _ I B. Delatombe, I'res. J. S. Blackaller, Cash.
ASHTABULA, Farmers' ; r-wivirY- * wir«t Par
O.H.Mtch. r^res. A. F. Hubbard, Cash. 1 *''^'^^^^*?n^,f^*^Ws; ' j.s: Bly^^^^^^
ASHLAND, First Par ; cjkrmaNTO WN, Fir^t Par
11. Luther, Pres. J. O. Jennings, Cash. J. F. Kern, Pres. J. n. Cross, Cash.
ATHENS. First Par GRANVILLE, First Par
E. 11. Moore, Pres. T. H. Sheldon, Oftsh. h. l. Bancroft. Pres. K. M. Downer, Cash.
BARNESVILLE, First Par GREENFIELD, First Par
J. Bradtield, Pres. J. F. Davis, Cash. I y. \. Walker, Pres. A. J. Wrtgnt, Cash.
RATA VIA, First Par iCREEN VILLE, Farmers' .'■'Ptrr
M. Jamison, I'rcs. J. F. Dial, Cash. ' - " •
BEVl-)BLV, First Par
W. Mcintosh, Pres. S. H. Mcintosh, Cash.
BRIDGEPORT, First Par
i;. p. ItliiKles, Pres. J. C. Tallman, Cash.
BR VAN, First Par
W. C. Morrison, Pres. A. J. 'rrcssier, Cash.
BUCVRl'S, First '.Par
J. A. Gormly, Pres. J. B. Gormly, Cash.
CADIX, First Pa-t
.1 . S. Thomas, Pres. J. B. Lyons, Cash.
CADIX, Harrison ., Par
C. r>ewcv. Pres. M. J. Brown, Cash.
W. A. Weston. Pres. J. L. Winner, Cash
HAMILTON, First - ■ ...... - . Par
.M. HuKlies, Pres.. J. R. ComeU, Cash.
HAMILTON, Second ..... Par
J. 1.. Martin, Pres. U. Waltner. Cauh.
HILLSBOROl'GH, National . . Par
J. A. Smith, Pres. It. BiU reru, C ash.
IRONTON, First , ■
G. Willard, Pres. U. C. Burr, Cash.
IRONTON, Second , V»r
T. W. M(">iis, Pres. B. Mather, Cash.
J 12 F F E B S O N . I' I rs t i A"
J. C. A. nushnoll. Pres. N. E. lYonoh, Cash.
CAMBRIDGE, First Par^KENT, National • • v-,v.;,w ni.si; ^
«. 1!. (. lark. Pies. S. J. McMahon, Cash. }' M. Kent. Pres. J. S. CooKC, vasli.
CANTON, First .......Par
C. Aullman. Pres. G. W. Williams. Cash.
C.\RDINGTON, First
II. PcniK.cJf, Pres. W. G. Ueotty, Cash.
LANCASTER. First
,1. 1). Miii llii. I'l i'S.
G. W. Boi k, Cash.
I'ar
NATIONAL BANK8.
.Par
JACKSON, First ClosUw. ..
J. Green, I'reH. T. Oroon, Cash.
VICKSBkJKG, NnllonBl....CloPlii(? Par'
K. lirowii, Rwielvor.
* • ■ ~ -f I if ^ T ■■
Par LANi ASTEK, Ilocltina Valley ! . . Par
^ I 1> ■riillm;ulg.>;Pres. J. W. Faringer. Cllsh. |
<'niLLicoTiiK,' First .'.t: ..Par i'K»^i5'«^.;j'»,r^j;- • • ■ ■ ™ •i.ii.v (-i^;
W. M. Kell, Pres. ,1. 1>. .Madeira, t^Bsh. 11. Ilonke, I res. U. W. Hunt, t a»li.
- ' ' Par
<!IIILLI< OTllE
A. Doiinlass,
, National ...Par
res. J. M. SiiTrter. Cash.
CIIILLK'OTHE, Uoss County .... Par
('. A. 'Prlinliliv Pn-H. H. P. Kingsbury, Cash.
CIN<:iNl\ ATI, First Tar
J. W. ISllls, Pres. T. Htauwood, Cash.
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LODI, First
.1. Taylor, Pres.
LOGAK, First
J. WnlKiT. Pres.
LONDON, ffatllMon
U. CowlUig, Pres.
H. AInswor*, Ciii-h.
" C. ii. iU)>U!n, Cii»h.
n. 'i'olaad, t^aali.
.I'sr
PiM
-I
m A IVS K I I- 1», Flmt . . : ... Fur
n- V: lllMl^^•^<, I'ruH. W. S. Hlrko*. Outh.
n.iNNFIKI.D, Karinorn' Piir
.1. I>inl>, I'lfM. Al. Culby.tllUlh.
1II.\1VSPIKL.D, HK-Iiliiiid Plir
A. 1,. (;iiim-.-, i"ics. J. Julloy. c;»Bb.
n.VHIirr'rA, Vlrut Par
II. (:iii<'«. I'lu.s. E. It. »alo, Cm>h.
KIAUIICT'IM, National Par
I). I'lXimiii, I'rc's. V. K. Pe»rao, Cwhi
nARION, Flnut Par
A. ^fl•lu>lli, I'l-uD. J- J> U»no, Uwh.
KASSIIiON, mrnt Par
J. Stooai', I'ros. 8. lluut, UwU.
MA.SSII.01V, Union Par
T. iMfCiilloutjli, I'luft. W. McClvin.inda, Ouaa.
]Sc€OIVNIi:L.L,SVIL.M-:, Flrtit Par
A. Aldiii iiiiiii, Pix'«. n. SUiuton, Uasli.
inTI>»L.I<:TO\VN, Flrwt Par
J. Sulpliiii, I'los. 1). llolwig, Onsh.
MT. GII.KAD, Flrwt Par
J. M. HriKK!«. I'l'i''*. ll'ilHittty, Otah. ;
WOITNT 1*I/KA.SA.1VT, First Piir
W. l'rl<.H', \'tc». J. Uluns, OmU.
MOrNT VUKINON, Flint Par,
V. l>eliiini. Pres. IC. B. ("urtlHS. Casli.
MOlfNT VKRNOIV, Knox County ... Par
H. It. nirlis, Pi us. 11. Uglevoo, Cush.
NEWARK, First Par
.J. Buoklnnliani, Prc.t. V. H. Wright, (Ja.sh.
NEW RICIIiTIOND, First.: Par
VV. U. Moore, Pres. N. M. Preble, CuBh.
NORWAI.,K, First Par
\V. K. KittrcdKC, Pres. D. Ar Baker, Cash. ,
NORWAIiK, National Par
.1. GardMicr, Proa. C. W. Mlllen. Cash.
OBERL,IN, First Par
S. Plumb, PreH. A. H. Johnson, Canh.
PAINESVIltliE, FIrKt Par
S. Miirshall, Pres. S. S. Oshom, Cash.
POIWEROY, First Par
11. P. Daniel, Pres. G. W. PlanU, Cash.
PORTSMOUTH, Flrnt Pai-
P. (». laiua. Pres. J. Y. Gordon, (i)ush.
PORTSITIOUTH, Farmers' Par
Geo. Davis, Pros. J. 11. Wall, Cosh.
PORTSITIOl'TH, National Par
G. .Johnson, Pres. S. Heed, Cash.
PIQUA, Citizens' Par
G. V. Dorsey, Pres. J. U. AUeii, Cash.
PIQUA, National Pai>
W. Scott, Pres. J. G. Young, Cash.
RAVENNA, First Par
N. I). Clark, Pres. C. M. Witter, Cash.
RAVENN.A, .Second Par
G. Kobinson, I'res. W. H. Beebc, Cash.
RIPL.EV, First Par
J. T. Wilson, Pres. W. T. Galbraith, Cash.
RIPUEV, Fartoers' Par
J. GUlilaiid, Pres. D. P. Kvans, Cash.
SAI-EM, First Par
A. Pow, Pres. J. M. Hollis, Cash.
SAtEM, Farmers' Par
J. T. Brooks,- Pres. R. V. Hampson, Cash.
SANDUSKY, First Par
A. H. Moss, Pres. H. O. Moss, Cash
SANDUSKY, Second Par
L. S. Hubbard, Pres. A. W. Prout, jr., Cash.
SIDNEY, First Par
J. F. Frazer, Pres. C. C. Weaver, Cadh.
SMCITHFIELiD, First Par
J. H. Cope, Pres. W. Vermillion, Cash.
SOUTH CHARUESTON, First Par
L. W. Haughey, Pres. M. Clark, Caah.
SPRINGFIEL.D, First Par
J. Ludlow, Pres. C. A. Phelps, Cash.
SPRINGFIELD, Second Par
W. Foos, Pres. W. C. Frye, Cash.
SPRINGFIEUD, mad River Par
J. Bacon, Pres. T. P. McGrew, Cash.
STEUBENVII.,IiE, First Par
R. Sherrard, jr.. Pres. G. D. McKenney, Cash.
STEUBENVIULE, Jefferson . .Par
W. Kilgore, Pres. VV. Speucer, Cash.
ST. CUAIiriSVTljIiE, First Pai-
D. D. S. Cowen, Pres. H. C. Welday, Cash.
TIFFIN, First Par
B. Tomb, Pres. J. T. Huss, Cash.
TIFFIN, Excliange Par
J. D. Ijoomls, Pres. O. C. Zeller, Cash.
TOLEDO, First r »....Pai-
V. H. Ketohum, Pres. S. S. Hubbard, Cash.
TOLEDO, Second Par
G. W. Davis, Pres. V. Waterman, Cash.
TOLEDO, Noi-tliern Par
W. Shoemaker, Piass. E. T. Mortimer, Cash.
TOLEDO^ National Par
S. M. Toung, Pres. Paul J.onos, Cash.
TROY, First Pai-
II. W. Allen, Pnres. J. L. Meredith, Cash.
UPPER SANDUSKY, First par
T. V. lleber. Pros. S. Watson, Cosh.
UR8AWA. Citizens' Nationaf , Par
J. B. ArmstronK, Pres. ]?. G. Wiley, Cash, ll-l
URBAN A, CUanipalan Par
P. n. Uosa, Press. It. P. Kpsey, Cash.
TA,N AVERT, First Par
C. Itoierson, Pres. H. K. Wells, Cash.
WARREN, First Par
. H. a. Porhlua, Pres. M. B. Taylor, Caah.
INDIANA. ELLINOIS. _
WAHHEN, Trumbull Par
('. i^iuith. I'^es. J. S. Kdwardv, OMh.
WASHINGTON? I'lr«t Par
1>. .vli^l.eaii, Pres. U. A. Kobiimou, Cuah,
WELLINGTON, First Pur
8. .S. Wuiiior. Proi-. U. A. Korr, CaHli.
WELLSVILLE, First Par
A. .Siuitli, Pres. J. llimilereon, Cash.
WILMINGTON, Fl'. -.t Par
<!. M. BohworUi, Pres. (I. C. NIObols, Calh.
WOOSTKR, Wayn<« <'ount)r Par
H. It. Donnelly, Prei). I*. Qutuby, Jr., Cash.
XENIA, First Par
A. Illvllint;, Pros. A. TtnOtr, OMh.
XENIA, Second ?ar
J. P. Townsley, Proa. J. S. Ankeny, CaMb.
YOUNGSTOWN, First Par
W. S. I'urnieloe, J'r^s. K. McOurdy, Cash.
ZANESVILLE, First Pur
P. Black, pros. K. MarUn, Cash.
ZANESVILLE Second ... ..Par
C. W. I'otwin. I'res. A. V. Smith. Ca»h.
Z A N E.S VIL LE, M u sU I n" II m Pur
D. A |>|jl.jt;at<', rrc.-t. H. K. Hiirsli, Cash.
INDIANA.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
ARCHER &: CO EvansvUle
INDIANA BANKING CO., Indianapolis
NATIONAI- BANKS.
ANDERSON, First Par
J. G. Stillwell, Pres. T. N. StiUwoU, Cash.
ATTICA, National Par
V. S. Veeder, Pres. S. Kinney, Cash..
AUROR.A, First Par
T. Gaff, )»res. J. G. Kennedy, Cash.
BLUFFTON, First Par
J. Studabaker, Pres. D. Klinck, Cash.
BROOKVILLE, National Par
J. II. Jarquhar, Pros. .V. W. Hltt, Cash.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, First ... Par
"J. Calloway, I'res. T. Newby, Cash.
CENTRE\;;iLLE, First Par
J. B. Julian, Pres. 0. 1\ Jones, Cash.
COLUMBUS, First Par
B. Grifflfb, Pres. F. M. Banflll, Cash.
CONNERSVILLB, First Par
B. F. Claypool, Pres. E. F. Claypool, Cash.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, First Par
W. H. Durham, Pres. B. Wasson, Cash.
DANSVILLE, First .'Par
S. T. Hadley, Pres. 8. P. Foote, Cash.
ELKHART, First Par
B. L. Davenport, Pres. J. Cook, Cash.
EVANSVILLE, First Par
J. S. Hopkins, Pres. J. H. CuUer, Cash.
EVANSVILLE, National Par
G. W. Rathbone, Pres. J. G. Kennedy, Cash.
EVANSVILLE, Merchants' Par
C. R. Bennet, Pres. J. A. Lemcke, Cash.
FORT WAYNE, First Par
J. D. Nuttman, pres. W. B. Fisher, Cash.
FORT WAYNE, National Par
e. D. Bond, Pres. J . D. Bond, Cash.
FORT WAYNE, merchants' Par
S. C. Evans, pres. J. S. Irwin, Cash.
FRANKLIN, First Par
T. W. Woolen, Pres. K. Q. Brewer, Cash.
FRANKLIN, Seconil Par
J. Clarke, Pres. R. F. OTerstreet, Cash.
GOSHEN , First Par
M. Mercer, Pres. I. W. Nash, Cash.
GREENSBURG, First Par
A, R. Forsyth, Pres. G. H. Mills, Cash.
GREENCASTLE, First Par
T. C. Hammond, Pres. J, Allen, Cash.
HUNTINGTON, First Par
S. H. Purvlance, Pres. W. Mc<Jrew, Cash.
INDIA'NAPOLIS, First Par
W. H. KnRlish, Pros. John C. Now, Cash.
20s, imit. The g-eneral appearance of the
bill is bad, pai-ticularly on the reverse side,
the Baptism of Pocahontas bein^ very poorly
done. It is, however, a close iuntation of the
genuine, and calculated to deceive.
INDIANAPOLIS, Fonrtli Par
CNojv Citizen's National.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Citizens' Par
W. C. Holmes, Pres. J. R. Hangh, Caab.
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana Par
G. Tousey, Pres. D. M. Taylor, Cash,
INDIANAPOLIS, Merchants' Par
J. 8. Newman, Pres. V. T. Malott, Cash.
INDI.ANAPOLIS, National Par
T. P. UauRhey, Pres. A. F. Williams, Cash.
JEFFERSONVILLE, First Par
J. 11. McC'ampbel), Pres. W. H. Fogg, Cash.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Citizens' Par
J. 1.. Bradley, Pros. ^ J. Adams, Cash.
KENDALVHiLE, First Piu-
J. Mitchell, Pros. J. A. Mitchell, Cash.
mOUNT VERNON, First
M. Lockwood, I'res. I,. M.lie
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KNIGIITSTOWN, First I'nr
R. Woods, Pres. C. D. Morgan, Cash.
KOKOMA, First „ Pw
T. Juy, I'res. A. K. Walker, CmJi.
LAFAYETTE, First. « Par
AI. I,, i'iorce. J'l es. D. MoBnOe, Ciuih.
I.A.FAVKTTK, Second , Par
11. H. Mnyo, J'res. K. M. Mayo, CBWi.
LAFAYETTE, State Par
M. Fowler, Proji. .1. C. Brockenl)roii«h, Oa«h.
LAFAYETTE, Union Par
J. L. Kcynoldii, I'rus. J. U. Carbart, Caab.
LAPORTE, Virmt Par
A . Case, Pres. It. 8. M«rriM>Q, Cttsh.
LAWRENCEBT>\RG, First Par
D. (;.•!• lu-h. I'VS. P. Brawn, Caah,
LAWRENC'EBVRG, National Par
K. G. HayeKr«l'r( B. C. B. Uurkhani, Pres.
LKWA, State Par
,S. It. Williams, Pres. J. B. Howe, Cash.
LOGAN.SPORT, National Par
T. II. Wilson, Pres. W. lit»ST!un, Cash. j
MADISON, First Par
K. G. Whitney, I'res. T. Reid. CaaU.
MADISON, National Branch ..Par
N. PowoU, Pros. I). Fltzhugh, Ouili.
MARTINSVILLE, First .. Par
M. Hite, Pres. jx. Satierwalthc, Cam.
-i// ■ Par'
L.ea venworth , Cash.
mUNCIE, National...^ Par
J. Marsh, Pres. J. W. Burton, Cash.
NEW ALBANY, First Par'
J. J. Hrown, Prfes. W. Miinn, Catrt).
imit. Eiiffiiiving- coarne. The womaa's
face, arms, and neck are dark— In the (genu-
ine they arc white.
NEW ALBANY, Merchants' Par
J. Hungary, Pres. J. R. Shields, Caah.
NEW ALBANY, National Par
J. M. Haines, Pres. 11. A. Bcrlbner, Caeh- ]
PPEW^CASTLE, First Par'
M. L. MundT, Pres. J. Thumburgh, Ca«fa.
PERU, First Par
E. H. Shirk, Pres. M. Shirk, Cuabt
RICHMOND, FLrst Par
J. E. Reeves, Pres. T. G. Yarrlngton, Cash.
RICHMOND, National Par
C. F. Coffin, Pres. A. H. Bhinchard, Cash.
ROCKVILLE,
G. H
RUSHVILLE, National Par'
G. C. Clark, Pres. J. M. Ogleshy, Cash.
SEYMOUR, First Par
J. L. Gardner, Pres. G. H. Marpbr, Caah.
SHELBY VHLLE, First . . . . .Bar
M. Elliott, Pres. A. D. Lynch, Ca2h.
SOUTH BEND, First Par'
J. A. Hendricks, Pres. C. W. Gattarle, Cash. j
TERRE HAUTE, First Par
D. Ueming. Pres. S. A. Herrlok, Ckiab. I
TERRE HAUTE, State Pari
P. Hussey, Pres. C. M. Warrea, Oosfa. ji
THORNTOW.N, First... ^ Par I
S. Cason, Pres. J. M. flftton. Gash. j
UNION CITY, First ^ Ear '
E. Starbuck, Pres. R. S. Fisher, Cash. i
VALPARAISO, First Par
S. S. Skinner, Pres. M.. L. McCleUaod, Cash. j
VEA-'AY, First Par
U. p. Schenck, Pres. W. Hall, Civah. !
VINCENNES, National Par
J. Ross, Pres. W. J. Williams, Cash.
WABASH, First P;
E. S. Ross, Pres. W. H. WhltesWo, Cash.
WARSAW, First Par
S. H. Chipmau, Pres. W. C. Graves, Gash.
AVINCHESTER, National Par
A. Stone, Pres. W. M. Locke, Cfush.
First .J. Par
. Steele, Pres. W. S. MsifeUl . Cash.
Par ^
ILLINOIS.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
EXCHANGE BANK •. Atlanta
Receive Deposits, make Collections, &c..
JOHN STILLWELL 4: CO.Cbatfsworth
HENRY CREENBAUM d; CO., Chicago
Issue Drafts and Letters of Credit, and make Collec-
tions throughout tho United States and Europe. 1
DUFF & COWAN Pontiac
iReceive moneys to loan ob Farms In IlIlDOia.
EXCHANGE BANK Urbana
Ermantrout & Alexander, Bankers. 6.2
NATIONAL BANKS.
ALTON, First Par
1. Soan itt, Pres. D. B. Eyrie, OMh.
ALTON, National Par
E. iviarsh. Pres. C. A. Caldwell, Cash.
AURORA, First Par
J. Van Nortwick, Pres. ' E. A. Bradley, Cash.
BATAA^IA, First Par
W. CufBn, Pros. W. K. Coffla, Caah.
20
MlCEUaAN.
KENTUCKY.
BKIiTUUBREI, First Pur
W. S. Dunlon, pres. J. S. Terwilliger, Cttsh
BliOOiniNGTON, National Par
J. H. Kobluson, Pres. K. Thorpe, Cash.
CAmO, First Par
D. Hurd, Pres. C. N. HuRhes, Cash.
CAIRO, City Par
W. P. UalUaay, Pres. A. B. Safford, Cash.
CARTHAGE, HaucocK City Pai-
H. G. Ferris, Pres. E. CherrUl, Cash.
CANTON, First , Poi"
J. U. McCall, Pres. C. T. Heald, CivSh.
CC:NTRALIA, First Par
A. U. Hay, Pres. F. Kohl. Cn.sh.
CHAITIPAIGIV, First Par
B. F. Harris, Pros. S. S. Spear, Giuih.
CHA^tliESTON, First Par
H. R. Allen, Pres. A. Cloment Cash.
I CHICAGO, First Par
! S. M. Niebcrson, Pres. Ij. J. Gage, Cash,
j 20s, imit. The cngrayins- g-ood, but darker
I than the <Torn]ine. The woman's face, arms
! and nook in the engTa^^ng: ol the Battle of
j Lexington ai-e black — in tlie genuine they are
white ; tlic clouds back of the soldier's heads
I arc heavy and dark in the counterfeit — in the
J g:enuiiie they are scarcely to be seen. Well
■ ' calculated to deceive.
CHICAGO, Second Par
J. A. Kllis, Pres. E. 1. Tlukham. Cash.
CHICAGO, Tlilrd Par
J. J. Pearcei Pres. J. V. I'arsona, Cash.
1 Os niised from Is. Vig. two females with
hands clasped, one pointing' upwards.
CHICAGO, Fonrtli Par
J. II. lloWen, I'ros. P. C. Ma>nard, Ca^ih.
CHICAGO, FiaU Par
C. B. Sawyer, Pres. 1. O. liombard. Cash.
CHICAGO, City Par
A. D. Reed, Pros. W. A. Sutor, Casli.
CHICAGO. Commerce .* Par
Viinco Brown, Pros. <J. T. Pomoroy. Cash.
CHICAGO, Commercial Par
H. I'\ Eames, Pres. >I. U. Buchanan, Cash.
CHICAGO, Manufacturers' Par
Wm. S. Bross, Pres. J. A. Holmes, Cash.
CHIC.IGO, mecUanlcs' Pai-
J. Y. Soaramon, Pros. J..8. Keed Cash.
CHICAGO, Meroliants' Par
C. B. Biair.Prcs. H. C. Wilson, Cash.
CHICAGO, Nortli western Par
G. Sturges, Pres. J . DeKo van. Cash.
CHIC.\CK>, Traders' Pai'
i. O. Uutter, Pros. T. i*. Tallman. Cash.
CHICAGO, Union Par
W. F. Coolbnugh, Pres. C. J. CoruoU, Cash.
DANVIIiliE;, First Par
J. U. iiiigUsh, Pres. E. H. Pahnor, Cash.
DECATCR, First Par
W. li. Hammer, Pres. J. U. Lirlngston, Cash.
DIXON, I.ee County Par
J. Crawford, Pres. 8. C. BElls. Cash.
EliGIN, First Par
B. K. Ijiiwrence, Pres. M. 0. Town, Cash. •
FREEFORT, First Par
(J. F. Deb'oiCfit^'ies. B. Mayer, Cash.
FREEFORT, Stffond Par
J. H. AdUams, Pres. Ij. W. CSuiteau, Cash."
GAIiENA, National Par
R. H. McClellan, Pres. E. C. Btpley, Cash.
GAl/IiTNA, Mercliants' Par
A. l-;sty, Pres. Wm. H. Snyder, Cash.
GAI.ESBITRG, First Pai'
F. Fuller, Pros. M. S. Smaller, Gaah.
GAIiESBDRG, Second Pai'
D. Sanborn, Pres. W. Arnold, Cash.
GAI.VA, First Par
W. i,. Wiley, Pres. B. F. Bulley, Cash.
GENESEO, First Par
A. Ciawfora, Pres. H. WUson, Cash.
PARIS, First Par
K. B. Sutherland, Pres. A. J. Baber, Caiih.
PEKIN, First Par
I. E. Leonord, Pres. B. V. Blossom, Cash.
PEORIA, First Par
W. Goekhi, Pres. W. B. Stone, Caah.
PEORIA, Second Par
L. Howell, Pros. W. B. HotchUss, Cash.
PEORIA, mechanics' Pai-
H. M. Wheeler, Pres. J. B. Smith, Cash.
PERU, First Par
T. 1). Brewster, Pres. E. V. Sutherland, Cash.
PITTSFIEl,!*, First Par
C. L. Higbee, Pres. Dl D. Bicks, Cash.
PRINCETON, First Pai'
B. S. Ferris, Pres. F. W. Waller, Cash;
QUINCY, First Par
0. M. PomeroT, Pres. U. 8. PcnBeld, Cash.
QUINC Y, niercbants' A; Farmers' Par
1.. Bull, Pres. C. U. Bull, Cttsh.
ROCItFORD, IMrst Failed
A. Wood, Pres. C. W. Stratton, Cash.
ROCKFORO, Second Par
It. P. Lime, Pres. (i. A. Sanford, Ca*.
ROCK FORD, Third Par
A. C. Spafford, Pres. W. T. Wallis, Cash.
ROCKFORO, AVinnfebago Par
T. D. Lobertson, Pres. AI. Starr, Cash.
ROCK ISLAND, First Par
P. li. .Mitchell, Pres. J. M. Buford, Cash.
RUSHVIIiLE, First ,.7 Par
W. 11. l(;iy. Pres. A. Warren, (;ash,
SHAWNEETOAVN, First Par
J. McK. I'eeblees. Proa. T. S. Ridgway, Cash.
SPRINGFIELD, First Par
.1. Williams, Pres. F. W. Tracy, Ciush.
SPRINGFIELD, Ridcley Par
N. H. KiilKley, ivos. W, Uidgoioy, Civsh.
VANDALIA, National _ Par
N. M. iMcCurtlv, Pres. G. W. Brown, Cash.
VIRGINIA, Farmers' Par
A. (;. Angier, Pres. J. H. Wood, Cash.
WARREN, Farmers' Par
M. Roger.s, ITiw. W. C. Soars, Cash.
WARSAW, First Par
W. Hill, I'rcs. J. B. Dodge, Cash.
WAlIKEtJAN, First Par
C. H. Steele. Pres. C. F. Wiard, Cash.
WILIUINGTON, First Par
A. .1. Jlclntvre, I'res. J. Whitten, Cash.
WINCHESTER, First .Par
HENRY, First
T. l/. ITiiTia, Pros
JACKSON VIJLIiE,
Par
W. T. Law, Cash.
First Par
F. Q. Forrell, Cash.
S. Uunlap, Pros,
JOIilET, First » Par
G. Woodrun. Pres. F. W. WoodnilT, Cash.
KNOXVILLK, First Par
O. lliinoole. Pres. J. Babington, Cash
; liACON, Vh-st Par
P. Slovens, Proa. U. W. Crano, Cash,
LASALIiE, First Closing
v. U. Hatch, Pros. K. T. Adams, Cash
W ATTOON, First. . . ^ . ... ... ............. .Pax
C. M. Dole, Pres. W. B. Duulap, Cash.
MACOMB, First Pa^"
<J. Chandler, Pros. J. H. Cummlngs, Ciwh.
MF„NnOTA, First Par
A. Bownn. Pros. F. Glfliird, Cash.
MORRISON, First Par
I.. SmiIiIi. Pres. A. J. Juokson, Caah.
MOLINE, First Par
.1. M. (Joubl, Prod. J. 3. Ollmore, Cash.
MON.TIOCTH, First Par
W. Liiflerly. ITeii. I!. '1'. o. Hubbard, Cash.
MOnRIS, Grniuly County Pur
I). I). S|p''iii:iT. \'i'"<. Cash.
ItFOimT OARKOLIi, First Par
.(. Mark. I'res. H. A. MIIIh, Cnnh.
OLNE%'l First Par
" ll'y|,ri"K. •''•M. A. Harling, Cash.
OTTA WA, First...
M. II. Swift, I'rcs,
OTT V \VA,<!Uy
It. ti). Mdiiios. Pros.
D. Skllliii!:. pros. J. Moses, Cash.
WOODSTOCK, First
J. .1. Murphy. Pres. C. H Russell, Cash.
Par
J. H. Na«h. Cash.
W. H. Biillon, cisii.
Par
I'ar
MICHIGAN.
PRIVATE BAXKERS.
MIIiLER & WEBSTER. ..... Ann Arbor
JAMES AV. SHELDON Albion
NOYES & GLAaeiERjChclsca. Washtenaw Co
J. B. AV HEELER & CO Cornnaa
E. KANTER & CO Detroit
MORGAN V.AI;gHN .Eaton Rapids
McPHEBSON &. Co!.. Howell
OSBORN, PERKINS A: CO Hudson
ENOCH J. WHITE. HEKUY K. WHITE.
Banktng OfBoo nf
E. .T. WHITE BROTHER,
(Successors to WHITE ^4 LOUMiS,)
LA PEFjt, Mich .
J. M. PEABODY^ ..Mancbester
P. M. EVERETT Sc SON Marquette
S. W. AVEBBEB A- CO ". f..Mnlr
A. GtiSTIN A: CO Muskegon
GEO. L. BURROWS ic CO Sagfaiaw
CORNAVELL, HEIWPHILL & CO.,
Ypsllantl
STATE BftN^vS.
ANN ARBOR SAA'S B'K....Ann Arbor
R. S. Smith. Pres. Schuyler Gqint, Cash.
Special attention paid to Collections.
NATIONAL BANKS.
ALBI'ON, ExcUangc Par
S. V. Irwin, Pros. O. W. Davis, Cash.
ANN ARBOR, First. .. Par
K. Wells, I'res. J. W. Knight, Cash.
BATTLE CREEK, Blrst Par
V. p. Collier, I'res. W. H. Skinner, Cash.
BAY CITV, First Par
•J. Slieni IT, Pres. B. K. Warren, Cash.
COLDAA'ATER, National Pai-
H. P. Williiims, Pres. G. Stturr, Oftsh.
CONSTANTINE, Fli-st Par
(J. .1. Cro.ssp+t, l»roB. P. Uaslot. Caah.
COR C N N A , FI rst ,• • '.v i.' ' '
II. MiCurdv. Pres. S. B. Laynals, tash.
DETROIT, First ■■ v • v'
.1. S l-in ranj. Pros. B. 'Vfendoll, Cash.
D F/r it 0 1 i'. Second ; ■ ' • ; '(■Mij,' '
II. P. llal'lwiM, Ph'S. C. M. Davison, t ash.
DETROIT, .America n ■ . ■ ■ • 1 ar
A. II. d'v. Pres. G. II. Snrtwoll, Cash,
DETUOIT,' Inxiiranco « ^
.1. <>w, n. Pro;.. W. Ini{cr«ol>, Cash.
DOAVA(.:iAC, First •• ■ • • Pai'
B. Lylo, Pro», W. A. Stow, Caah.
EAST SAGINAAV, First Par
E. T. J ifdd. Pres. L, A. ci^', CMh'. " ' ' ^'^'^
EAST SAGINAW, Mercliantx' Par
J. F. Brijwn, Pres. D. Hoyt, Cash
FENTON, First p^-
I>. L. LutOHrette, Pres. H. B. Latourette, Carfh
FLINT, First
U. M. Henderson, Pres. A. B. Wtthorij'ec, Ciish~
GRAND RAPIDS, First par
8. L. Withers, Pres. H. J. nolUster, Cash.
GRAND RAPIDS, City Par
T. 1). Gilbert, Pres. J. F. Baore. Cash.
HILLSDALE, First Par
W. Waldron, Proe. i.\ Bisick'marr.'Caah. '
HILLSDALE, Second. Par
H. AVuldron, Pres. J. K. Fisher, Cash.
HOUtiHTON, First par
It. Sheldon, Pres. J. Chassell, Cash.
IONIA, First Par
A. Sessions, Pres. A. F. Carr, Cash.
JTA'CKSON, First Par
A. Bennett, Pres. J. C. B«nnell, Cash.
JACKSON, People's Par
I H. A. HeyUon, Pres. J. M. Root, C«sh.
Ss, imit. Engravlug coarse — .sigaiatures
printed. On the ripht end, the female tfgui-es
I are very indistinct. On the left end, the
numpber of the bill, in red, is on a ooil of rope,
and is the F^me umber as that over the ng-
jure of Columb'^s on the right cud. In tlie
'genuine the flguree are different. The back
'Is vorj' coarse.
'KALAM.IZOO, First Par
; L. HuM, Pres. C. Strong, Cash.
KALAMAZOO, Miclit«;an Par
, W. A. Wood, Pres. J. W. Taylor. Cash.
I LANSING, Seeoud Par
J. L. Mead, I'res. J. Mills, Cash.
LOWELL, National.. Par
W. W. Hatch, Pres. J. W. Norton, Cash.
.MARSH.VLL, First Par
1 C. T. «orham. Pres. G. S. Wright, Cash.
I MARSH .ALL, Michli^an Par
H. J. Perrin, Pres. M. U. Strong, Cash.
MARQUETTE, First Par
p. White, Pres. R. V. Curtis, Cash.
MONROE, First Par
T. K. VVIng, Pros. C. B. Johnson, Cash.
OWOSSO, First Par
I A. Gould, Pres. O. Goodhne, Cash.
iPONTIAC, First....: Par
I C. Uawson, Pres. E. B. Comstock, Cash.
jpONTI.AC, Second Par
I -M. LaM. Bage. I'res. A. A. Lull, Cash.
ip.lW PAW, First Par
i A. Sherman, I'res. E. O. Brlgge, Cash.
ROMEO, First Par
' N. ray. Pres. U. O. Smith, Cash.
1ST. JOHN'S, First Par
I C. Kipp, Pres. S. S. Walker, Cash.
STURGIS, First .iPar
R. Heed, I'res. J. J. Beck, Cash.
ItHR'EE RIA'ERS, First.. - Par
K. S. Moore, Pres. C. L. BltTod, Cash.
ITECIMSEH, National... Par
P. R. Adinns, Pres. L. LlUoy, Caeh.
YPS*L.\NTI, First Par
B. Bogardus, Pres. F. P. Bogcndus, Cash.
KENTUCKY.
PUWATK 11ANK.ERS.
MITCHELL A: BARBEE Dan-ville
JULIUS WELLMAN LonlsvUle
NATIONAL BANKS.
COA'INGTON, First Par
A. Shuckic, Pres. J. D. Fry, Cash.
DANVILLE, First • ■ ■ " X ' X.^'^
G. W. Welsh; Pres. E. L. Shackelford, Cash.
DANA'ILLE, Central ■ v • ■ "^^^
C. Roiles, Pres. J. W. Proctor, Cash.
HENDERSON, National Par
L. C. Dallain. Pres. S. K. Sneed, Cash.
LANCASTER, National ... Par
L. Y. Lcavell, Pres. W. H. Mmiaird, Cash.
LEBANON, National. .. ... ..... • . ... ■ • • . -Par
R. M. Spauldlng, Pres. C. Vf. Mitchell, Cash.
LEA^INCftrON, First. . . ■ • ■ • • • ■ Par
J. Hughes, Pres. T. Mitchell, Cash.
LEXINGTON, City ............ Par
W. C. Goodioe, Pros. E. Cronly, Cash.
LOUISTILLE, First
G A. Lewis, PiiCS. L. M. Cuifnlngham, Cash.
6p, Imit. ColiunbiiR at the left end has no
hand —engraving coarse.
LOVISA'ILLE, Second ■ a \. -^
J. Bridofonl, Pres. IJ. S. Alll»»n, Jr., Caah.
LOUISA'ILLE, City • ............ Par
C. N. Warren, Pres. »■ «• Moxicy, Cnah.
LOI ISVILLE, Vlfkutt^rny .. . .Par
r. M. Duncan, Pros. J. W. Batofarlor, Carti.
PADIiCAH, Vtrft . . .Par
W lira. lies. I res. S. P. (^opp, t ash.
Ririi;nOIV l». Farmers' Par
l> Hri'( k. Pres. W. M. Irvine, Cash.
.ST VM'-OKl^^ NallonnI ^ Par
1 s Mm pli V, l'i o,4. II. W, Puim, Cash,
WIK<1IIES rEI<i <'larlic County Pai"
il. Koblnsou, I'roB. J. T. Wlllliuiis. Oish.
MISSOURI.
Missoum.
WIS<y5N&IN.
IOWA
MINNESOTA.
liOUISANA.
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PRIVATE HANK1SUS.
4t
Roonvllle
AKHI.R, ©riVNlOA &C. CO...
W. I¥. TVt^UU 4: CO
nooiivillo
Brouklleld
1 ^
TVIOMton, iMrot
A. Kloliiirilson, rre».
Nm;iV.*If5 Naflo»nl
11. lluwitt, Hr., I'rfB.
J. B. Ualuuba, Cash.
ii. siilefdB, (.'a»ii.
NATIONAL BANKS.
BOONVIM.1C, Central.
.Piir
,1.1,. 8tc[ilu'n», I'row. U. Wiiaoaon, Cu»l».
CAUONDOLpICT, First • Pm*
W. 'J'liuBfilK, rres. K. Booper, ('ii.«n.
GOMJinBIA, Flrnt :■ ..llL -"^^
Par
Par
Par'
.Par
ST.
1>. 11. TlickHmn, I'roB. K. 15- ITIco. tlOBh
OOHWIBIA, ExolianKO
J. U. WiuiKli, I'rua. H. X<- I'Otid, Cufth...
H A N M B A I. FI PN t ■■■■
.1. Ihiiit, I'ri's. W. T. .Trckaon, Canh.
IIVOMPHIVBKNCE, Flrnt Par
1>. Kulicrts, I're.H. W. AlcCoy, Cash.
KAM-SA-S riTV, Flr.«it
Jl. Dlvpley, I'let*. H. M. HoUlon, Ca«h.
ST. <'HAKI-KS, First
K. (.iiKitia, I'res. J. U. Alejcauclar, CuslK ■. ., .
ST. JOSKVII, Flrwt ........Par
W. Z<iok, Pres. J. C. Hull, Cash. -
I.ODIS, Flrxt .^....Par
K. W. Croneboia, I'les. C. FtSchbach, Pre*.
ST. LiOUIS, Second .Par
(J. U. ilea, Pros. E. D. Jones, Caeb.
ST. IvOUIS, TUlrd „ ........Par
J. U. JLionbcrger, rics. ■ ..T.'A. Stoddart, Cash.
ST. L.OIJ1S, Fonrtli Par
J. C. U. U. 1! lock, I'rcs. ¥. W. Bleblnger, Cash.,
ST. I.OFIS, National...... Par
W. K. Burr, I'res. K. A. Potts, Asst. Casli.
ST. l,OUI8, MercUaiUs'....'. Par
U. J,. Stansberry, Pres. J. C. Yeatman, Ca.sh,
ST. IiOUIS, State ol mcissourl Par
J. II. Urrttun, Pres. E. JP. Curtis, CaBh.
1.0riS, Union... Par
\V. M. I'riCC, Pre?. J. Matthews, Jr. Cash.
osKKOSii, Fimt \i \r-- ;\ i:-
S. .M. Hay. I'ri'H. H- B. KollogK, Cimh.
OSIIKOSII, «Ioninier<Ial. . . ...
T. T. Ui-eve, Prc«. (J. W. «oe, Owh.
R ACINIC, Flrwt,
N. 1>. Pratt, I'rea.
niPON, FIrist
K. P. linirkwai', PrcH.
SI'.VKT.l, First
.1. T. Uoniphlll, Pres.
I>. AnUrow», Cash.
■'■G.ii.i"ioWi'Ca«b.
■ W. WrlirhV, Cjiiii^
W.\l KF.SIIA, Fnrmern'
W. 1). itucwii, Pres. C. ,M. Blackinuu,
.Par
Par
Par
Par
.Par
Par
.Pari
Pai-
nARION, Flrnt .-. v,-
H. I). SU phenn, Pres. A. W. Crandell, Caah.
MAR.SHAM/rOWN, Flrwt Par
(J. Al. WixiilburJ-, Pres. G. \V. FraJtcr, Cash.
m<'C>RI<:r;OR, Flrnt Par
J. Hci rill, Pick. O. llulverson, Ciuih.
PI-HASANT, Flrnt Par
J^aiMb-ri-, Pres. JL. W. Vale, <.to»h.
. Par
Par
Par
MT.
P
JTIT. PMCASANT, State....-
T. Whiliiii-', ProB. J. JJ. WhRlng, Ca«li.
WUSC'ATINE, Mcr< liant«» Kxch . .
8. G. Stein, Pres. P. .Ia<-.k»<>n, Ctuih.
MIISCATINK, National
J. Kioliardsdii. Prt'B " '
Cash
WAl'KESHA. National Par
\y. lilair, Pres. A.J. Klame, Casli.
WATHRTOW-N, AVlNCOnwIn ^^......1*81
NEWTON, Flrnt ...
U. J,. Clark, Pres.
OSAGK, National ..
A. llitcliciK k, J'res.
r. I,. UrxJenrood, Cash.
Pax
T. Arthur, Caah.
j, li. Brui»U, <;»»li.
Par
Sw. yx. Deiiiiis, Pres. P. V- lirown. Cash
WIHTEWATER, First .Pstr ' OSK AI^OOSA, .State
K. .Marah, Pres. O. M. niaekm.nn, Cash
0SKAI.008A, Flrxt Par
J. White, rrcs. J. U. Warron, Casb.
J. Ruan, Cash.
Par
IOWA,
PltlVATK nANKEKH.
Juliii Whitoi Pres.
OTTIiinWA, First Par
W. It. ll'.nnineld. Pres. W. A. JlcOrew, Cash.
OTTI-MWA, Sceond Closed
VINTOW, First ., .Par
U. M. Gay, Pres. S. II. Wateon, Cash.
C11A8. A. gmWAN Boonsl.oro i WASHINGTON, FI«.e. .^.^ . . . Par
First Par
PITKIN C. WRIGHT Be Witt ; WATERLOO,
B. J.
Cmmsdlor at Law and Battkov.
McCANN «fc CO .....Hamburg
'. W. Couih,
B. Allen, Pres. G
iWINTERSET, National Par
' C. 1). Beviiiptton, Pres. V. Mott, Cash.
JOHN WHITE Oskaloosa
.n. > ^.MINNESOTA, i'-' //
NATIONAL BANKS.
PKWATE BANKBHS.
ST.
WISCONSIN.
PBIVATE BANKERS.
R. C. WOHTHINCTON,
Jtt ,v N lulK,
Grand Rapids, Wfs.
Speciiil attention given to Collections.
Hon. Xi. P. PoiiVB«s, Att'y.
NATIONAL BANKS.
1 .
APPliETBON, National.. Pai-
A. Bullartl, Pres. 15. Smith, Cash.
HteAVER BAItt, National Par
J. J. Williams, Pres. C. W. WhinUeld, Cash.
BELOIT, National ..Par
11. N. Davis, Pres. F. N. Davis, Cash.
BERLIN GREEN, First Par
T. J. Rudflock, Pres. C. A. Mather, Cash.
OEDARBTTRG, First Par
W. Schroeder, Pres. J. Gninake, Cash.
COLUMBUS, First Par
B. W. Chadbotirn, Pres. S. W Chadboum, Cash.
BEIiE.VAN, National Par
O.Bell, Pres. D. B. Barnes, Cash.
EliKHORN, First Par
J. L. Edwards, Pres. G. Bulkley, Cash.
FOX LAKE, First Par
J. W. DaviS, Pres. W. J. Dexter, Cash.
FOND DU LAC, First Par
E. Pier, Pres. J. B. Perry, Cash.
FORT ATKINSON, First Par
',J.;D. C'lapp, Pres. L. B. Caswell, Ca^.
CtREEN BAY, City.' Par
C. Kriigej-, l^es. G. A. Lawtou, Cash
GREEN BAY, First Par
H. Strong, Pres. M. DeW. Peak, Cash.
HUDSON, Flr.st Par
A. Goss, Pres. A. J. Goss, Cash.
JANESVltLLE, First Par
J. B. IloxtoVd, Pres. J. B. Doe, Cash.
JANESVIULE, Bocte Connty Par
S. W. Smith, Pres. J. B. Crosby, Cash.
JEFFERSON, National Par
J. Jung, Pres. B. McMahon, Cash.
KENOSHA, First ^ Par
B. T. Aldrloh, Pres. J. H. Vermilye.Xlash.
LA CROSSE, First Par
D. Wel)s, jr.. Pres. W. H. Rogers, Cash.
MADISON. First Par
N. R. Van Slyke, Pres. G. A. Mason, Cash.
MANITOWOC, First Par
C. C. Barnes, Pres. C. IjuUng, Cash.
1 Os raised f roin 1 . Vig:. two feinaloB with
han'ls cliuspofl pointing upwards.
MILWAUKEE, City Par
A. Green, Pres. V. C. Bollinger, Cash.
MILWAUKEE, ExcHango Pai-
C. D. Na.sh, Pres. w. G. Fitch, Cash.
MILWAUKEE, First Par
K. H. Bro<lh(md, Pres. H. II. Canxp, Cash.
MILWAUKEE, Mercliants' Par
K. II. GiMidiich, Pr(!s. Cash.
■MILWAUKEE, National Par
a. Crainer, Pres. T. L. Baker, Cash.
BLOOMFIELD, First Par
J. W. Ellis, Pres. J. B. Ulenn, Caab. ..
BURLINGTON, First ^. .Pftr
D. Cooke, Pres. . G. C. Laiiman.TaSh.
BURLINGTON, State .• Par
E. D. Hand, Pres. J. C. Peasley, Cash.
CENTREVILLE, First Par
W. Bradhjy, Pres. D. C. Campbell, Cash.
CEDAR RAPIDS, First ...Par
W. W. Walker, Pres. C. E. Walker, Cash.
CEDAR RAPIDS, City Par
B. C. Bever, Pres. J . L. Sever, Cash.
CLINTON". National Par
W. F. Coan, Pres. J. C. Weston, Cash.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, First .....Par
A. L. Deming; Pres. S. Farnsivorth, Cash.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Pacific Par
J. T. Baldwin, Pres. A. West, Cash.
DAVENPORT, First Par
HACKETT & CO Lake City
B'K OF MINNEAPOLIS.. .SHnneapoIls
IpIERCE SIMMONS Sc. CO Red Wing I
B.ANK OF RUSHFORD Rnsbford
THOS. C. McCLURE St. CK>ud
Dealer in I.«nd Warrants, J..aud Scrip and Real Estate.
NATIONAL BANKS.
I. M. GiUord, Pres.
H. Schmidt, Cash.
DAVENPORT, Citizens Par
W. C. Wadsworth, Pres. C. S. Ells. Cash.
DAVENPORT, National Par
G. L. Davenport, Pres. B. B. Woodward, Cash.
DES MOINES, First Par
_ B. F. Allen, Pres. W. S. Prltchard, Cash.
DES MOINES, Second Par
G. M. Hippee, Pres. G. W. Jones, C«^.
DES MflWNES, State Par
B. F. Allen, Pres. F. R. West, Cash.
AUSTIN, First Par
O. W.'Bliaw. Pres. H. W. Page, Cash.
FAIRBAULT, First Pari
T. B. Clement, Pres. T. B. Buckland, Cash.
HASTINGS, Flr«rt Par
S. G. Ronick, Pres. \j. S. Fwllett, Ca«h.
HASTINGS, Mercliants' Pai-
W. J. Vandyke, Pres. B. C. Howes, Cash.
MANKATO, First Par
A. C. Woolfolk, Pres. J. N. Hall, Cash.
MINNEAPOLIS, First Par
J. K. Sidle, Pres. W. P. Westfall, Cash.
jniNNEAPOLIS, Exchanse Par
H. Miller. Pres. W. P. Westfall, Cash.
MINNEAPOLIS, State Par
R. J. Mendenhall, Pres. R. J. BaKtwin, Cash.
NEW ULM, First Closine
B. G. Sliillock, Pres. J. C. Rudolph, Caah.
ROCHESTER, First Par
J. R. Cook, Pres. T. H. Tifcus, Caah.
RED WING, First Par
T. B. Sheldon, Pres. J. Mclntjre, Ca*h.
DECORRAH, First Par I « k^i*!?!? wIi-b* T>„r
. J. H. Eastun,'pre«. T. W. Burdlck. C*sh. j ^*»^^<»i^^»=,?, ^/es'*' F. Raich; l^! " " '
DUBUQUE, First Par
R. E. Graves, Pres. W. H. Clark, Cash.
DUBUQUE, Merchants' Par
F. W. H. Sheffield, Pres. R. A. Babbage, Cash.
DUBUQUE, State ...Par
L. D. Randall, Pres. A. B. Robinson, Cash.
FAIRFIELD, First Par
J. F. Wilson, Pres. S. C. Farmer, Cash.
FORT DODGE, First .♦. Pai-
C. B. Richards, Pres. B. G. Morgan, Cash.
FORT MADISON, National Par
C. R. Wever, Pres. J. U. Winterbotham, Gash.
GBINNELL, First Par
J. B. Grinnell, Pres. C. H. Spencer, Cash.
IOWA CITY, First Par
Peter A. Dey, Pres. W. H. Hubbard, Cash.
IOWA CITY, National Par
E. Clark, Pres. T. J. Co.t, Cash.
INDEPENDENCE, First Par
R. Campbell, Pres. H. P. Browne, Cash.
KEOKUK, First Failed
O. C. Hale, Receiver.
KEOKUK, State .-..Par
J. F. Cox, Pres. O. C. Hale, Cash.
LANSING, First Par
G. Kerndt, Pros. J. W. Thomas, Cash.
LYONS, First Par
J . i'. tJ affo. Pres. R. N. Rand, Cash.
MAfQUOKETA, First Par
a. M.\Uubboll, Pres. H. Relgart, Cash.' ' '
ST. PAUL, First >
J. B. Thompson, Pres. H. Thompson, Cash.
ST. PAUL, Second ai i
E. S. Edgerton, Pres. D. A. Montf ort. Cash. |
ST. PAUL, Marine ^ , Pai- i
N. Bradley, Pres. O. H. Turrill, Cash.
STILLWATER, First,, Par
C. Scheffer, Pres. C. N. NelsOQ.'C^ah.
WINONA, First Par
J. C. Porter, Pres. H. E. Cxurtls, Cash.
WINONA, Union Par
A. V«. Webster, Pros. T. E. Bennett, Cash.
1
LOUISIANA.
PRIVATE BA^TKERS.
GEORGE A. PIKE Baton Ronge
D. N. BOTASSIJB New Orleans
NAVIONAL BANKS.
NJEW ORLEANS, First Failed
Charles Case, Roceivor.
NEW ORLEANS, Genmanla. . Par
,'^"''™<^'"'>' t''ty.>
J. Cassavd, Pres. C. Bcnefll.Y, Cash.
NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana „ rar
J. H. Oglesby, Pres. A. Luria, Oa-sh.
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ARK. TEX. l^B EAN. ORB'N. NEV. MON. OOL. UTAH. IDAHO. OAN. N. B. H. B.
ARKANSAS.
PRIVATE B^VNKERS.
S. H. TtlCKER lilttlo Rock
NATIONAL BANKS.
FORT SMITH, First Par
H. E. aicKee, Pros. J- C. W. Seymour, Cush.
IjITXIiE: rock, Morcliants' Pur
A. McDumild, l>rc.s. C A. Clark, Cash.
MONTANA.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
BTTSSET, DAniiER &: OO Selena! <ui<l slilcld.
i Js, steamer on upper right corner; cattle
I on left end ; 5 in centre ou lower rijfht cor.
10s. " Piirliamcut" nn left side of bill i.'
j spelt " P.arlinient," the " a" in the second srl-
! lable being: omitted.
10s raised from Is; Britannia with Jjlfear
TEXAS.
PRI V AUE - BANKERS.
NOWI.AN &: WEARY Virginia City'
NATIONAL BANKS.
HEliENA, First Par
S. T. Uuusiir, I'rea. .1. S. Atiihis.Mi, Cask.
WAYMON & WHITIS Austin
HtOrSTON INStTRANCE CO. . . . Honstou
NATIONAL BANKS.
GAIiVESTON, First ; Par!
XI. llosenberg, i'ros. J. B. Uoot. Caah. i
GArliVKSTOW, Texas Par
M. Kopp el, hroa. C. F. Noyes, Asst. Ca.sb.
HOUSTON, First [ Par
B. A. Shepherd , Pres. A. Wettermark, Cash.
10s, imit. String- of tho kite where it \
leaves Franklins hand invisible. i
SAN ANTONI.l, National Par'
G. M. Breckenridsre, Pres. J. T. BruckeviridKe, Cash ,
J. A. WARE Nebraska City
CAI^DWEIiL., HAmiliTON & CO.,
Omaha City
NATIONAL BANKS.
OmCAHA CITY, First Par
K. Crelghton, Pres. A. Kuuntze, Cash.
OmCAHA-, Central Par
J. McCormick, Pres. J. M. Watson, Cash.
OmAHA, National Par
Jfl. Mjlhird, Pres. J. H. Millard, Cash.
NEBRASKA CITY, Otoe County Par
T. Ashton, Pre.s. J. Motcalf, Cash.
Banqno du Pcnple, Montreal Prem
F. Quf siiel, Pros. B. H. DeMolns, Cash.
Bank ofSorouto Prem
I W. GoDdorham, I'res. Geo. Hiufiiu, Cash.
Bkanch at Month kat,, I). Coiilson, M.tiiB«er. . Prem
PETKUiiORO, A. Smith, ..Prem
J'oiiT Hope, A. M. Cosby. " ..Prem
" Bauhil, J. M. Smith, " ..P.em
CoBOiTHG, J. H. Roper, " ..Prera
I Is, viff. woodcutter, axe and lojr.
I 28, ^^(f . shield— llou one side, unicorn on the
other.
I 58 raised from Is; vig. farmer seated ou
grain — reapereon left — loadiuif grain oa right.
I 5s, vig-. \iew of Suspenfiiuu lli jd<?e.
City Bank, Montreal Prem
W. Workman. Pres. F. MjicOixUooh, Cash.
Bkanch at Tokoxto, J. Qruliani, Ageut Prem
, ' 4s, vig-. Vulcan, anvil, &c.— female, Hon and
STEBBINS A: FORTER Pcnver City unicorn on riKht.ond-lion, &c., on left end.
— " - I 5s, vig. mail and -woman seated.
1 Oft, vig. British coat of orma— male bust
on left end—' Parliament" is spelt "Parli-
ment."
COLOR/yPO. I
PRIVATE BANKERS. |
GEO. T. CliARK & CO Central City'
NATIONAL BANKS.
DENVER, First Par
J. B. Chaffee, Pres. D. H. MotPatt, jr.. Cash. East Toirnshtp Bank, Sherbrooke. . Prem
, IE. Pomroy I'rL'S. W. Kurwell, Jr., Ca*U.
DENVER, Colarado Pai* Branch at STANiSTF.ADPr.j\iN, A. P. Ball, Man. Prem
L. Kountze, Pres. C. B. Kountze, Cash,
CENTRAL, CITY, Rocky Monnt'n .Par
A. Kuuntze, Pros. J. H. (;.ir.d->i)fO(i, C.'ish.
NEBRASKA.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
UTAH TERRITORY.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
Wat :ki:-oo, AV. G. Parmeloc. " .Prem
Gore Bank, Hamilton Pi-em
JI. C. Street, Pres. W. G. Cassels, Cash.
1 Os, photograph— St. George and ilrajfon.
4s a close imitation.
20s and 50s— bank has none.
Iia Banqne Jac. Cartier, Montreal
i Pres. U. C.otte. Cash.
Prem
La Banqne Natlonale, Quebec Prem
HrSSEY, BAHLER CO., !„ K. Chime, Pres. F. Vezlna, Cash.
Salt Lake City Mcrckants' Bank, Montreal . ...Prem
'i llugh Allan, Pres. Ja«k8on Rae, Case.
■ Branch at Bkllevu-le, A. Thomson, Man'r. .Prem
NATIONAL BANKS.
KANSAS.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
HALE & CO Junction City
CliARK d: CO lieavenfvortli
KANSAS STATE SAV. B'K . . Wyandotte
John Arthur, Pres. W. H. Shackelford, Jr., Cash.
NATIONAL BANKS.
SALT LAKE CITY, MUiers' Closing
W. Kiekudden, Pres. J. W. lierr, Cash.
IDAHO.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
A-TCHISON, First Par
D. Aiilrt, Pros. J. T. Coplan, Cash.
LEAVENWORTH, First Par
Ij. Scott, Pres. li. Crozior, Cash.
LEAVENWORTH, Second. Pai^
A. M. Clark, Pres. W. 1'. Boreland, Cash.
LAWRENCE, National Par'
W. G. Coffin. Pres. W. Hadly, Cash.
LEBANON, National Pari
11. M. Spanlding, I'res. C. W. Mitchell, Cash. |
TOPUKA, KansaM Valley Parj
I). M. A-iliiirLH, \-n'^. c. N. Kix, Asst. Cash.
Chatham, W. S. Ireland, '• ..Prera
Galt, Wm, Cooke. " ..Prem
Hamilton, J. Bancroft, ** ..Prem
" KiNG.sTON. J. G. Maodaaald, " ..Prem
" I^ONDON, W. F. Ilari>er, " ..Prem
" TouoNTO, J. G. Harper, " ..Prem
niolson's Bank. Montreal Prem
W. Molson, Pres. W. Saeho, Cosh.
Niagara Dist. Bank, St. Catharines. .Prem
W. H. Merritt, Pres. John Smart, Cash.
58 an* 10 from 1 ; vig. lion and unicorn.
WELLS, FARGO A: CO Idalio City. Ontario Bank, Rownnan>-il)e Piem
— - J. Simnsiin, Cash. D. Fiflher, Cash.
I Braxch at UrxDAS, J. M. Thornton, Miuia«;er.Prem
NATIONAL BANKS. i " Guei-ph, A. Fisher, •' .Prem
j " Ua.mii.tox, W. O. Crawford, " .Prem
BOISE City. First Pari " Mo.ntkbai.. II. staines. " .Prem
B. M. UuKell, Pres. C. W. Moore, Cash. 1 " Oshawa, J. B. Warren. " .Prom
^_K^Bi^^a^^BWMMM^^^BaMM^BB_nKB TOKO.xto, D. Fishor, " .Prem
Prov. of Canada Bank, Ottawa Prem
Quebec Bank Prom
James Gibb. Pros. C. Gethlngis, Cash.
I Branch at Tohonto, W. W. Kunvom, Man'r...l'rem
' 2s, \ig. British artn.s, 2 each side.
Ss from Is ; vijr. man, tree, saw mill, &c.
1 Os, vig. man and woman— female on ends.
lOsfrom Is — hiis X in each corner— gcnu-
I inc l>ft.s 1 0.
20s from Is- the words twenty soLlARifi
in centre of bill encroach on cubhkkcy.
Royal Cauaftlan Bank, Toronto *
' J. Crawford, Pre;* i'. WoodeWe, Ca^.
1 Union B'k or Lower Can., Quebec. . Prem
' C. E. Levy. Pres. W. Dunn, Cash.
CANADA.
Premium 2 cents less ttaanlGollL
PRIVATE BANKERS.
JOSEPH JEFFREY London
P, D. BROWNE montreal
OREGON.
Bank of Brltlsk Nortli America Prem
('. McNab. Sec'y, London. 1
T. Paton, General Manager. Montreal.
Branch at Bhantfgri), a. Robertson,Man'r..Prem .
Halifax, N. S..J. Goldle. " ..Prem"
" Hamilton, G. 'I'avlor, " ..Prem
" KiNGSTO.v. J. Riddel, " -.Prem .
" London, C. W., Simpson. " .. Prera i
" Montrbal, A. C. Hooper, " ..Prem,
Ottawa, A. C. Kelty, " ..Prem,
" Qt-BBEC, C. F. Smith, " ..Prem
" TORONTO, S. Taylor, " ..Prfem
ST. Jou.N's, N. B., II. R. Grlodley, ..Prem ,
" VICTORIA. V. I., R. Burrlll " ..Prem I
of Elgin, Toronto Prem
C. Munro, Cash.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
JPreviBm 15 cents less than goI<l.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
GEORGE PHn,PS. . , . St. Jobn
N.
A
Colleetions promptly attended to.
Corresp's— U. Clews & Go., Trevor t Colgate.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
WELLS, F.\RGO CO Portland
LADD dc BUSH Salem
NATIONAL BANKS.
Bank of Co. , ,
" - • Bank of British N. A., St. John
Rank nr f.ommerco Tnrnntr> Pmni ' R. R. Grindley. MamMfer.
W. Mc.^l *"rfprer' iW^alhus.- Cash. I 1.^^- lithographed and touched with a pen.
n I iM-^^^-.,,.-! T>„„„ ; New Brdnswick on the end.
°*"a^ B* aII* "ou*;*p*r?>s; ■ • • e: ii: kin«. c^h.!^"'" ; r^^^^^^X^''"'"''' •^•^"'^"^ '•"^ «
Branch at Toronto, G. W. Yarker, Manager. .Prem ' P"' P'e biown tingi
Prem
POttTLANn, First Par
1,. M. SlMir, I'res. J. Stcolo, Cash.
NEVADA.
rmVATH BANKK1U5.
JOHN A. PAXTON CO Austin
C. W. FLOOD & CO oold Hill
NATIONAL BANKS.
AUSTIN, First ■ ■ ■ ■. • •• .FiUhid
JL W Uiirkr;r, I'rea. O. K. Uoro, Cash.
.Pr»ra
MONTKKl., R. n. Anj?U3
Q^TEBKC, P. P. Harris,
" HAMILTON, W. J. Buchanan,
" London, F. W. Thomas.
" GliELPn, C. Brou^ih, Acting
" Kingston, R. M. Moore,
" Couinio, J. Porteous,
" BRLl.KViLLK, W. R. Dean.
" Bit ANTi-ouD. F. F. Bhickadar,
" OTTAWA. A. Drnsimond,
" HnocKVii.i.E, .1. N. Travers,
" I'KTKKiKiuo', R. Riohardsun, A(rt...l"rem
" St. Joh.ns. N. F. a, MacnKlor, Man. Prom
Is.viff. title of bank- right upper corner
1 on ships under full sail— upper left, two
Indians and shield.
2, Nla^rara Kails, raflcars and bridges.
2h. Ottawa printed in red RcroH,s tho note;
ongravin(»ooai-w). Datcil March 1st., iflitiS.
4h. I'Vmalo and Hliield on uppcr-riRht.
4rt raised from Js, bv iiriiilinn: and pm.
68, Imlt. Vig- TWKNTV-riVK SIIII.IANUS.
' fijC inlw>d from iJlS l>r priiitinH: and pun.
r»« ralsc'd from la; vik. fcuuUe rt>cIlnlnK on
u tiKuru 5.
Prom B'k of New Brunswick, St. John — Prera
..Prem i j. d. i^ewin. Pres. W. Glrvan. Onsh.
"Prem> raised from lis, by pastinjf- done,
!!prom I People's Barfk, Fredericton Prera
..Prem A. F. liaudnlpli. Pros. S. W. Babbitt, Cash.
..Premigt, stcplieu's Bank Prem
..Prem- W. Todd, Pres. R. Watson, Cash.
..Prem| jf^t^ on Z. Chlpnar, payable In V. S. Ourroncy, 10 dig.
NOVA SCOTIA.
Premium 16 cents less ttma gold.
Bank of British N. A., Halifax Prom
Bank of Halifax Prom
Rnuk of Nova Scoiln, Halifax Pnnn
Hallntx Baukliix Co., Halifax Prom
I'lilon lliink, Ilnliliw Prem
mcrrhanl*' BniiU, Halifax Prem
l'o«»pl«''s Huiiii, Halifax Prem
Comuieroial Uunk, Wlnsor Pcem
MBNDBLSON'S NATIONAL BANK NOTE REPORTER.
28
Go-rected for the week by
TOWNSENt) & PLDMBR,
No. 193 Greenwich Street.
Dec. 28, 18(!H.
Aloes,
do
Alum,
Cn|)p.... .,
Bocotrino.
.por D>
— 16 m
- 83^@
Annntto, (nir to piime — SO
Autiimoiiy, Regulus of. (gold) igi.""
Arguls, Crude, Oporto — l!> ^ ~* It
Argols, Ketined gold — — m — 35
Arsenic, powdorod gold (» —
Appafffitidii gold
Biilfwim Capivi gold @ — CO
do T.ilii (cur) @ 1 25
do Keni (cur) 3 50 @ 4 50
n.irk, Pel-nyo @ —
Berriee, I'orMon gold • @ — 27
Bl. Carb. Sudn NewcH«Ue,goid 4 OC
Bl. Chroraftle PutiK'h (!5 —
Bleaebing I'owder.gold.lfiOlb — 2/&
Worax, Re'flnod pr lb — 35 ® — Zh'A
Brlrostono, Am. RuD @ — 394
do Flor Sulpbur @ — ^4/4
Camphor, relinod — 79 @ ^ 7s
CanUiurides @ 5) 20
Cajb. Ammo. In bulk; — — @ — 21
Cai-dfunom, Alalabar 3 25 3 5ii
Castor Oil (cases) per ft. (3) — 30
Chamomile Flowers... per ft — 15 (g — 40
Chlorate Potash (gold) ^ — 31
Caustic Soda per ft (gold) • @ 4 75
Caraway Seed @ — 20
Coriander Seed — 14 @ — 15
Citric Acid @ 1 «J6
Cochineal, Hondrurtia. .(gold) @ — 80
do Mexican.... " — 70 ®
Copperas, American — 1%@ — 2
Creum Tartar, prime. . .(gold) (g — 30
Cubebs, East India — 28 @
Cutch goia @ — 6>i
Epsom Salts — 4 @
Extract i ogwoed @ — 14
Fennel Seed @ — 17
FloTsrs Benaoin. . . . . .per oz — 80 @ — 80
Gao.bier (gold)per ft @
Gamboge @ 115
Ginseng, U'^est^m @ — 85
do Southern @
Gnm Arabic, piclied — 50 @ — 85
do do sorts @ — 40
Gum Benzoin _ (g — 70
Gum Kowrle, good ro agli to
Guni Gedda ..gold ^
Gum Damar — 40 @ — 46
Gum Myrrh, East India @ — 55
do do Turkey @ — 65
Gum Senegal @ — SH
Gnm Tragacantb, Sort*i., @ — 80
do do white flakey cold 1 12 @ 1 37
Hyd. Potash, French & Eng-
lish.. (gold) S 20 (5 3 50
Iodine, Resubllmed • @ 6 80
Ipecacnnnha, BrazU @ 2 75
Jalap (gold) in bond @ ~ 75
Lac D3'e, good and tine — ^0 @ — 45
Llcerice Paste, 'Calubria.. gold — 28 @ — 33
do do Sicily — 24 @ - 25
do do Spaniah Solid — 2tf @ — SO
Madder, Dutch gold @ — 12K
do French E.X.F.F. " @ — 16>^
Manna, Large Flake — — (3 2 00
do Small do ' @ — 96
do SorH t — 70 (m
Nutgalln, Blue Aleppo... pold — 22X@
Oil Anls gold m 3 50
Oia Cassia gold @ 2 50
OU Bergamot 5 50 @
Oil Lemon @ 3 75
Oil Peppermint} pure, in tin,. @ 2 75
Opimn, Turkey (gold) @ 9 50
Oxalic Acid @ — 30
Ph(»phoru8 — — ^ — 9J
h'ruBsiate Potaah, American.. @ — 34
Quicksilver — 76 @ — 77
Rhubarb, China I 50 3 00
Sago, Pearled @
Salaeratus, Pearl prlb ^ — 20
Sal Ammoniac, Refined (jrold) (§ — 9^
Sal Soda, Newcastle,... " @ 1 80
BarsapariUa, Hond (gold) bond — @ — 30
do Mex. " " — 12
Seneka Root (g — 30
Senne, Alexandria — 25 (cl> ~ 40
do East India _ go (| — 25
Shellac @ — 86
Soda Ash, 80 cent... (gold) — — ^3 35
Sugar Lead, White (gold) @ — 25
do Brown — IV
35
- (A » 25
- (fo — 60
" iii - H>^
^tf- — 46
- (4 - 13
^er twn
- ra m no
MO (ft 32 00
00 (S 34 00
-@ -~
- («
_ (ii) 40 00
SulphutJO Quinine per oz 2
<lo Morpliiiie "
Tnmric Acid, jior ft., /(gold) —
Tapioca —
Verdigris, dry and extra dry. —
Vitrei, Blue —
Camwood gold —
Fustic " 1«
Logwood, Houduras " 20
Redwood " —
Nicwood " —
Sapanwood cur —
Brazilwood geld -
Quercitron Bark " —
Hypeniicwood " —
VARJ¥ISH.
COHRECTED BT
O, T. RAYNOLDS & CO.,
Jfl6 & 103 FuIton-strcct.
JOBBERS I'RIOEB.
PAINTS. , Dec. 23, 18fi9
Alcohol 2 10@
Asphaltum, opt 10 @
Bath Bricks .' 8 @
Benzme, painter's use, gal 18 (g
Black Lead 3J^(S
do Lamp Coach Painters 18
do do Eddys, 26
do do Ordinary 6 @
do Ivory Drop, fair 103>^®
do- Qo good 16
do do best, 23
Blue. Celestial, jfood 8 @
do Chinese 80 @
do Prussian, lair 10 best.... 40 @
do Ultramail do 18 @
Brandon Paint 3 @
Brown Spanish 1 )4®
Borax, Eag. refined, 35
Carmine, No. 40 12 .W(c?15 00
ClialkLump 1M@ 13^
Flocks 75 @ 80
Frostings (iO @
Glue, extra white 40 (w,
do sheet 20 @
Green, Paris, fair to best 30 @
■ do Chrome 12
20
11
20
12>^
20
28
9
14
20
25
jO
90
75
30
8
IK
37K
Gnm Copal S'^H'^ 1
do Damar 40 fa
do Shellac, Eng. good 45 f%
do do do dark 40 (35
do do Native 87 @
Glaz'r's Points, Z'mc 9 m
Kalsomine 2 @
Litharge, pow. Amer. & Eng.... 10%^
Manganese. Blk Oxi 8>i@ •
Mineral paints "^iiw
Ochre Bennington
do navrc.; l'!>i%
do RocheUe 1%@
Oi-ange Mine., Eng., 14 @
Pumice Stone, sele., 4 @
do pow'd asst
Red, Venitian, H. R. & Co
do do Tavl^rs 21^®
do do American 13-^@
do Ind, fair to best 10
do Lead, Ameri 10>^(d
do do English 11 @
Rose Pink 15 @
Rotten Stone, soft Eng. cl'd 6 @
Sand Pap, ci-yst. Rm S 00@ 8
do flint 4 00&) 5
75
50
25
40
24
25
45
.^0
46
40
10
2K
8
16
6
4
■6
2K
1%
15
11
UK
17
8
50
00
Saponifier, or con. i^ye, ease.... 6 50(3 8 25
Sienna American 5 (3),
do Italian B'nt 12^@
do do Raw UK®
Smalt asft't colors 6 fa)
Snirit Tu.-pentine 46
Umber crude, Turk.
Umber burnt 6 Oai
do raw 5
Vermilion, Eng. pale 90@
do . do deep 9(iic^
d o American 23 @
do Chinese 1 lOrd
do Trieste 90@
Wliitc China 18
do Cremnit25 23 @
do Flake 22 (c^
do Lead, pure 11 ^
do good .' 9 (S
do fair 8 m
do Paris 2%(g
do Satin 2
do Zinc, Amer 7K@
do do French, 12K<^
6
15
14
80
47
4
8
7
00
00
26
20
05
20
25
24
12
10
0
2%
!iK
9
15
White tine WUders
Spanish l^'S
OILS.
on, Llnsd.cHycaekR
do do bbl8
An oolled
do Pain., extra boiled.. ..cal.. (g
Oil, Pain , No. I — —'9
,U> L'd, No. 1, win J 'i*'^
do Machinery r.,n.?X
do Sperm, refined, 1
do Whale ' ^^'9
do Ne:it6foot I ^•^®
PETROLEUM.
ried'd i)ri wliltc,
Light Btr to wht,
Bf-aw, —
Crude, 40 to 47 grav
Refined in cases 41
a
92
94
00
'6!>
38
PAINTS IN OIL.
Black Coach
do Paint
80 m
%
C<5
Blue, Cliliicnc ^
do J'aint 14
do Prussian, (air to best 30
Brown, Van Dyke fair to best .. 18
Drj'er, Patent Amor H @
do do English UK®
Green ohrome ]^ ^
do imperial m
do Paris ^
do Verdigris 25 @
tuttv in bladders 4%^
do" bulk 3%
Red Vene, fair(ffibcst ^7
Sleona, burnt
Sienna, raw
Umber, buinit
Umber, raw
do
do
do
do
20
19
15
15
Wht Lead, Eng. B.B '^'^^^
do Amer. pure 12 i^'*
do do good 10 ^
do do fair 7 @
White Zinc, Amer 10K@
White Zinc, French 14K<?
Tellow Chrome, fair to -best 15
Yellow Ochre 1 (Jl
VARNISHES.
Am. Wear Body, gal 5 OOi^ "
Coa<;h Body 4 50;^ b
ao 2 50;^ 3
Furniture aoOrS 3
Black Asphaltum 1 20^ 2
Brown Japan 1 10@ 1
Liquid Paint Dryer, ^ f OiS 2
1 65
1 ;.0
2 00
- ao
1 aO
86
86
19
48
28
14
90
18
70
a8
18
14
25
15
40
60
4K
4
14
30
28
25
24
14
13
12
9
11
i5
30
14
00
50
.50
00
00
50
00
Shellac .Spirits 8 00® 5 00
TIN, METAI^S, &c.
jobbee's prices
Dec. 23. 1869,
TIN PLATE.
IC 10-14 prime charcoal 10 75
IX 10-14 " 13 35
IC 12-13 " 11 25
IX 12-12 " 13 75
IC 14-20 " n 75
IX 14-20 " 14 25
IC 14-20 Roofing Charooal, Ist 10 25
IC " 2d 9 75
IC '* " Coke
IC 10-14 Coke 9
COPPER.
Ingot, Lake Superior, ft cash
Baltlmiire
Pig Chili
Bolts
Brazier
Sheathing
Yellow Metal
Sheet Copper ,
Ci.pper Buitoms
LEAD,
American, ^ 100 fts
German
bar, ^3 100 fts
Pipe and Sheet
TIN.
Hanca, Gov., ^ 100 fts
Straits
English
SHEET IRON.
English, 10(3i2o ^ ft
21@34
" 26 . ,
OALVANISBD IRON.
10(rt)2o
21@34 , ,
2.")fu)26
28,'"8mall
^
9 f)0
00
U 00
^ 13 50
^ 11 50
fS 14 60
12 00
d 14 50
10 60
d 10 00
d 9 50
@ 10 CO
S8
23
33
S8
85
88
80
40
- ^ -
— 10 00
9 00 (g 9 50
»Ki 7
6 i 73i
24
MENDELSON'S NATIONAL BANK NOTE REPORTER.
11 IRD W ABE.
CORRECTED BT
J. H. SCOFIELD.
■WITH
HAItT JWCAJVXJFA.CT'riVG CO.
Nos. 343 & 245 Pearl Street.
JOBIER'B PRI0E9.
Dec 28, 1869.
ANVII.S,
Anaitu-^a ^ ft gold — (filOV^
i'eter Wricrht's, do do — @ 9%
^Vilkinson's " do do — @ 9)^
Eaiilo A-nvil Co., ^ lb l^c dis 10 @15
rftar Anvils " 14c dls 10 @15
APPIJB PARJEJRS.
Turn Table ca8h..|< dou —(^8 50
Keturii Table... " — (?? C 50
LitlituinEr- " — @ 8 60
Conqueror " — @ 8 50
DnloH " — 9 50
Amo malic ... " — @ 4 00
Turu Table and Lightning Tarers 18 60 ^
doz. 100 do*, at $8 00.
AZES.
Blood's ^ dor. 13 00(^ IH CO
Hunt's '
CoUinB' '
Tan Eycks
Simmuns "
Morris' "
13 00^ 16 00
13 00>ce 16 00
— @ Vi 50
13 50(;§ 16 I 0
12 50@ 16 00
AUG-ERS AND BITS.
Snell Mfe. Co new list.. dls 10 (c^ 15
RasEt-U .Jennings' list.. dis 6 @ 10
Cooks Patent dis 20 (a, 25
Griswold's Patent ds 10 @ 20
Cast Steel Cui Angers dls — <«) 20
Cast steel Angur Bitte die — icg 20
Long Augurs dis — @ 20
BALANCES.
Cbattillon's New list — @ 15
Frary'a " — @ 15
Moton'B " — @ 15
Com. Spring, 34 lb hook,..|) doz, I 25@2 00
BANDS.
Carriat'e. .
.dis 5@10 &, 5
BELLOWS.
Blacksmith's cash— dls — rt? 15
Moulders' cash— net list @ 10
BELLS.
Haadjight dis 60 @
lland, heavy. die —
BORING MACHINES.
Soell Mfg Co., Rice'^ Patent. dis 10 ® 0
" " Regular — (fi) 4
Hovey's Angle 5 75@ 6
" Upright 4 50(^ -
Mortioiug Machines, each 16 00(316
BRACES.
Wilson Mfg Co dis
Spofford's Patent dis
Stuckpole's Patent dis
Noble's Patent dis
Barber's Patent dis
Bartholomew's Hst
4.'>
75
00
00
10
(ft)
25
25
25
25
15
BDTT3.
Wrought BnisB List net.
Cast, last joints a is — <@
Ca.st. loo?f! joints dls — ® 50
Wrought, last joints, narrow.dis 20 (fg 25
Wrought, oroad and iDoscdis 35 C* W
Wrought, Table, B Flaps.... dlB 15 r*^ 20
Palmor bllua din 85(3
Nicholson's blind (lis M@:30 A 10
Parker's bllnJ dis @ 10
BOLTS.
t;ftRt li<<ii, barrel, shutter, etc., dis. 80 (d^
Carrb'jio jpil tiro, common .. .(lis. 60
" " Norway Iron. dis @ 45
BLIND FASTENERS.
Van Sand's -a gro. 13 00
Merriman'B add 65 (ij 70
CASTERS.
Furnltiir-e ciish— ('Is lOrtiJl.'i
CHAIN.
CoU Chain, *i8h (gold) 11 1^ HI4 I14 7 6!^C%
8-ltt 5-l«y^ 7-l(i >^
Trace chain, p^r pair ca«h 00(a,(M)Cf^UJ
P\imn, galvu'izcfl, ISc. ^ lb n«t
Jack brass and irou dls 20 @ 25
CHISELS.
Socket framing new list 59 10 & ."5
Shouldered Firmers.. do («5 40
Socket flrnwrs, per set dis 50 10 «fc 6
COAL HDDS.
Japanned dls 45 @ 60
Galvanized dis 86 @ 40
COAL SHOVELa
Iron Handled, per dz, cash— list net
Wood do do do net
COMPASS & DIVIDERS.
BemiB new list— dis 15 -10
Excelsior dis 20 ® 80
CURRT COMBS.
Hotchkiss' Sons iron .
" Brass & Tinned,.
Kelloge's Iron,
Kuggiea
Net list.
■ 10 bblB. 7^^p.c.o2.
30 do 123,4 do
CUTLERY.
Am. Table cocoa & ebony, new list 10
Amer. Table ivory.... cash do 10
American Pocket. cash — dis 20 @ 25
DOOR SPRINGS.
Mason's tier qoz cash 6 50 (?5
Gtays...'. cash 6 50 @ 7 00
DRILLS.
Improved Ratchet, each .
Breast do . ,
Blacksmith's
..cash 4 50 (ffilS 00
.cash 1 80 2 00
@ 3 6C
EGG WHIPS.
Monroe's per doz > cash 8 50 (g3 00
ESCUTCHEONS.
Iron, Brass, Plated <fc Porcelain,
new list.. cash— diB73^f<3 10 <te 7^
FAUCETS.
Fenua cosh — dls 40
Fenns cork stops cash — dis @ 30
PILES.
NioholBons cash — @ 6 53
EngUsh cash 7 50 @ 9 00
riRB BRICKS,
No. 1 — @ 55 08
No. 2 — @ 4^5 00
GIMBLETS.
M. H 10@W IPc off.. 4 00 (3! 4 50
Spiko 6(^10 off.. 8 00 @10 00
GLUES.
Weiss, lb 28 (g S6
8 00 @ 9 00
7 50
7 50
8 .50
2
8 'JO
9 36 10 00
HATCHETS.
Simmons dis 10
Blood's Shingling do
" Lath do
•' Claw do
White's Shingling cash 6 50
" L»ith cash 6 50
" Claw ...cash 7 25
b 00 8 60
Morris' Shin'g, dis. 10{S.30 I
" Lath " b 00
" Claw " S 58
" Hunters " 9 60
11 1)0 12 00 14 00 10 00 11) 00 23 00 25 CO
"Broad 1 2 S 4 7 8 9
HANDLES.
Store door, obi cash — dls 20
Jap' d Hush, drawer and chest dis. 33>4'(g50
" wrought trunk cash — add 80
" " chest, .cash— *dd ""SO
HAMMERS.
Maydoie's new list net
J. Yerka cash— add
Hart Mfg. Co list -net
Selsor Cooks nis
HINGES.
Wrouulit 1 ron strap AT csh— dls
Uollcd Plate, now list dls
Providence cash
HOBS.
Solid aiiank Garden
lilvi'.tod cash
Solid cast steel cash — dta
do socket ^cn«h
HOOKS.
HiinicKs new list dls.
WimWobo
t'nnt and Hat
Iron screw eyes dis — cash
Brass *c re w t'yes uamh— list
(St
@ 15
15 (3.20
86 @ 40
8 C9 »
— (^5 50
3 00 ^ —
— (1^7 00
— (» 15
— (3! 15
— (fti 15
— m
10
ilO A
10 & 7^
@10&7X
(?i 25
% 6
HORSE SHOES.
Burdens 6 25 (g 6 60
C. Richardson " ^100 — (j^ 6 87
HORSE NAILS.
Ausable, No. fi 7 8 9 10
29 27 26 25 24c.
In lots ol 1,000 Jb Ic lees per potmd.
Brum'age, warranted wrought.
No. 6, 7, 8, Vt, 10,
37c. 25c S»c. 280. 22c
In lots ot 100 li-B. 10 IS c dis.
Putnam's, No. 6. 7, 8, P, 10,
S6C. 8lc 80c 3'Jc 28e.
In lots ol 1,000 pounds, 3 c lees per lb.
KEYS.
Braw and Iron, new. ..cash— dls 71^(510 & T)^
KNIVES.
Drawing, Hart Mfg Co., new list. 50 & 10 &5
Butchers and shoe cash — list
Hay and Straw cash 12 00 @14 00
Corn cMh 4 60 (g 6 00
KNOBS.
Mlndral and Porcelain door 7}{®W & 7X
Mineral and porcelain drawer
and shutter, (g gro cash 7K@10 & 7><
LOCKS.
Rim and Mortice -osb— dls 1^(5
Latches " new list dls 7>^|
Pad new list., dis 10
Cabinet, Eagle cash— dls
Trunk, Eagle, — new list— dis
MEAT CUTTJBRS.
Dixon's, ^ doz list nei, gj5.
Ui 50 $16 75 f 19 $28
„ 'V 13 8 4
Hales, liBt net $25 $30 $40
II 13 18
MOLASSES GATES.
Ed w ard' 8 cash — dls
Lincoln's cash — dis
Stebbins' cash — dls
Taylor's oasn— dls
Carey's cash— dis
PICKa— rils 10.
Morris' R R . . 4 to 5 15 00 1}^ to S}^ 16 50
PLANES.
Chapin list— net — add 20
Plane Iron cash — add 20 (t
AnOum dls 10 @ —
PLATED GOODS.
A 1 • • cash— dis 30 @ 40
R. &B eash-dls 40 (S 50
PULLEYS^
Axle Uenal 60c l?iln. ; r.sc 8 In. ; 26
Frame do 85c li^in. ; 30c IJiln.; a-^d20
Upright @ 10
Side @ 10
Screw list— net @ —
RAKES.
Cast steel dis
Malleable cash
Wrought 10 :gc dis
RIVETS. new list
Ironed ana tinned casU -dis
Copper— 67. «8, 70, 72 do —dls
RODS.
Stair new list, eash— <dis
ROPE.
ManUla, 6th, 0th & 12th... cash
00 }i Inch & larger, .cash
Jute i . .cash
Am Hemp cash
Bedcoras, .hitc, doz cash
do Sisal, doz ca«h
Dark sash cord cash
Sisal
20® 25
0 Op^ 7 50
5 60@ll ort
25
45
aO@ 35
Ao >iin- and up
RULES.
Bowood cash— ills
Ivurv dsh— dip
SAND PAPER
F.niplre Flint, F.itra
Film (B. D. A A.) cash
Star c««h
Kmcry cash
SASH WEIGHTS.
Snsli Wstgtiis cash
SASH FASTS.
Jitpiin' cd dli
Briu>s and Sliver dls
(jiSO&lO
4 om 4 no
4 OOW 4 50
— @ 8 00
7 oo^ia 00
w
lU
"MiNMLSOWS NATIONAL BANK NOTE REPORTER^
•40
10
10
Hatch's tea ..c«8h
ao counter caah
Fairbauks, counter dls
do pinlfortn oU
Shalur'g FaiuUy di8
SCREWS.
Iron .cash— dl8
Brasa ca«b— dla
Be a oaah — aclU
BOTTHBS.
Blood'g ^ doz caih —
Johnson's —
ManslielO <Jfc Lamb cash —
SCYTHE SNATHEfl-PATBNT.
N<» 1. cxti-a heavy siae, copper
bolt fa&touin^s, brass fernle,
doz cash
>n. 1, large do do do
No. 1, do do Iron ferulo do
No. 1, bush Lvy do do
No. 1, Batchelor Pat do
SHEARS.
H. Seymour .cash— dla
Othei makei"3 cash — dl3
Hart Mfg Co cash— di»
Araericau Sheep dls
Wilkinson's cash
Henry's pruning Shears doz
do Sheep Toe Shears, .. cash
SHOT.
Drop, 25Ib. bags 30
Buck
Bar Lead
SHOVELS & SPADES.
Ames' new list dls
Dunning
14 00
«5 00
@ 15
®
(id
@
15
20
4.5
25
15
10 60
25
14 00
13 00
— (311 50
_ @13 00
— @ 0 50
-(a i.*!
60® 60
50(31 60
45(^ 50
9 50(<tl5 50
8 50(^10 00
8 SOiglU 00
11
10
@
\i 00(/18
Rowlana 11 60(313 00
French's
Sander's
SHOVELS & TONCJS.
Iron head, new list
BrBss head cash— dls
Polished steel, set
SLATES,
Square, new list, cash, case .WgSO&lO
9 50(a!
7
net
5
list net(310
Less than case
Pencils, soap stone, Sin per ii..
do cemmon, 5 inch —
SNAPS.
Keiuife Halter, il 1 — caah— dia lo
Hotchkiss cis 10
Heushaws 10
STAPLES.
HansBaroed Blind, cash— 50 lb
SQUARES.
Steel aod Iron dls — cose 20
45
4 50
a 50
20
20
20
(pi 40
&
&
(g
5
5
85
jodbeu'b PBicua
• Dec. 2a, 1869.
Best cast
Extra caiit :
Montague Cast
Ri.und Machinery Caat
Swaged Cast
Best Double Shear
Blister, Ist quality
Sd quality ,
German, best •
" Eagle
" 8d quality
Sheet Cast, 1st quality
" " 2d quality...... V
" 8d quality
Shovel, best
" commnn 1
Sheet Cas', ft.r Hocb
BlUel Web ■
Cross-cut Saw
Best Cast for Circulars, 46 In
Toe Corking, best
i 1
% 23
(ii>. 24>i
((
(ft 18
Ii
@ 16
ti
ti
^ 23
14
(k 16
(1
@ 15
ti
S 10
4i
@ 133^
(i
«4
44
@ 20
' it
— 18
(4
0 IS
i(
© 14
(i
@ 14
u
@ 19
it
(a 1>)
44
^ 27
ii
1 10
IRON.
Swedish, or'ilnary sizes
l>ix%@%x%@2 in square,
6(1512 in. TL%%%
Common %(§2 in. round and
sq. in. wide •s.%%\ thick
1(36 in. wide x Ji' and .^-16,
thlck-^i, 9-16, %, 11-16,
round an 1 square
Refined, in- round and
square, 1(^ in. wide sjg@lthick
\<m m. wi.ie X 3^ & 5-16 thick
2^(g, round and square —
33^' and 3>^, round and square —
3% and 4 " -
Rods, % <fe 11-16 round & sqr. -
- (3
135 00
140 00
115 00
150 00
— (3 92 50
<g 92 50
X and 9-16
7-l(
-16
Less than caae 10
Try Squares dis— net 8u
STOCKS & DIES.
DUoount — (g 40
STONE,
Hlnuoastac tt cash
do slips do
do axe stone. .. do
Washita do
o© slips do
TAOKa
FuU W T Tack . . cash— dis
do cash -dls
Carpet, ooz caBh
Bfads ...cash— ois ~
Fmisning Nails, 16e ; 13c ,
I 1 in. ana over,
I aout and Trunk, >i<ft%, 16c; ?<, I3c:
I 1 in. and oyer He.
Copper Tacks, fb .. ..cash
Iron shoe nails net
VICES.
Blacksmith's solid box
WROUGHT IRON GOODS
New list cash— dis
TRAPS.
Genuine Oneida cash — dls
Imitation do cash
Blake's coish
WRENCHES.
Collins & Co., Patent, dls. 85.
Briernt, Sll 50 12 50 14 00 16 00 31 00 26 00
■ 6 8 10 1-2 15 18
Black, $11 25 12 25 13 75 15 "6 20 00 25 00
^ , 6 0 10 li 15 18
Coe's genuine cash— dls 80 (3) 35
Coe's Pattern.. 45 (^ 50
Lindsay's new list —dls — ^ 20
lafi'«....; cash— dis 60 (f 65
16 "
X
8-16
Horse shoe Iron
Band, l(g6 in. x8-16 to No. 12
Ovals & Hall Rounds, %@1>^
%and 11-16
}4 and 9-16
Nail Rods
Norway Shapes
Spring Steel.,
Tire Steel, ?i'@13^ x 3^ 5-10
Toe Cork Steel — (^
Sleigh Shoe SteeL — (^
P1..W Steel, — @
Scroll Iron 110 tO (a;
8
= 1
67 50
102 50
110 00
S17 50
102 60
107 50
112 60
117 50
125 00
145 00
112 50
112 50
115 00
120 00
M>j 00
9
8
9
146 00
@
42
®
16
21
®
50
®
10
15
20
5
16
JOBBEBS PBJCBS.
Dec. a3, 1869.
HIDES.— DRY WEi«uT. fbice.
©OLD.
Buenos Ayr«3 21@2«SC>8 32 (S^S
Montevideo.... a(i@22Ib» 2\%(<h22
Orln CO _(g_ft,8 21 (522
Rio Grande 20(g22fi>8 21 (S.22
CCEEEKGY.
Texas and West., 20(g271l)B 22 c^23
HIDES.— WETSALTED. GOtD,
Duenos Ayres <fe Montevideo 113^(g 12
CalilDmia — (£0 113^'
. t CirRRENCY'
City Slaughter 12 &. 19i.<
Southern and So'west 11 @ I2i^
Wcsteru and Counti-y 13 @ 13'
LEATHER.
Hemlock, BAyres, llg't 80
" middle 31
" " heavy 80
•* California, light , 29
" " middle 29
26
heavy
" Orinoco, light 20
'* • " mfildle ii9
" '* heavy
" good damagevi, ail weights'
" poor damaged, all weights,
" upper in rough, all welghU
Oak, salted and slaughter, light
■ heavy
" " middle,..
crop
" upper In roujjh . . ." 87
" ollal 28
25
25V
2o
85
40
42
42
(331
fio2
(a 30
^.30
(2.27
mo
@80
(a>27
^■m7
(|fl21
(rf40
(a:!8
@45
@50
:50
@4
TOJIA€€0 BKPOetT.
Corrected for the week by
F. LORRILL ARD,
No. 16 Chambers Street
Dec. 23,
MANUFACTURED.
PLUO.
Navy pound Plug, fine 65 75
do halves do do ... «5(uj75
Vlnfliiia pounds do ... C4 (<* 90
do V lbs 10« & 12fl do ... 65 'J')
Miy Apples, Pucket Piecefc, 4c Ta., 70 fa! W
FINE OUT OHBWINa.
Centurv, ll«t col'd, fancy — (dl 20
" if. foil, iMsr <fro8B... —di 12 UO
Golden BeU, light col'd fancy, ^Ih — (■i 1 HO
E' se UQAt i lb — (<•')! 00
Ciivendish brown do 4ft — % 99
Bee V lb — m
Comet, Bright * ft • — @ ■
SMOEINQ.
Yacht Club 1 20 — -
Slestii, Stor of the West.Euroka 1 25 «j0 !;('
Long, No, 1 Smo. and No !*. . .. 43 3e a>
CIGARS.
Clear n«VMn« do 85 OOfi lOO tH.>
Seed and Havan* ^ M 60 00 (a/.tO fJs'i
Clear Connecticut do 25 00 ((rvwi W
do
do
New York
Penn.
State,
do
16 Of'
18 (X'
SNUFF
Mtcaboy, Rose Scented
French, or coarse R .pp«e ...
Scotch and Irish High Toast.
Fresh Scotch for Dipping
High Toast Scotch..
<St
Crt!
@
- Vx .-
1 (Kj
— <»0
— <M
-- 85
A Ubei-aJ discount allowed to Jobbf :e
12 (§
85 (it
9 @
WHOLESAX.B PBIOBS.
KENTUOEY-LIGHT LEAF.
Medium ;
Fine aud Selections
MISSOURL
Common Lugs
Fine Selections 85 ((J:
VIRGINIA.
Lugs
M-r.ium to Fancy
OHIO & MARYLAND.
Common $5
Good to Fancv 80
NEW TORK SEED LEAF.
Selected Wrappers 46
Ordinary to Fme 30
FOREIGN.
Havana Wrappers duty paid
11 @
20 (S
2.5
4D
12
40
14
1 UD
(9 10
@ S5
@ 55
@ 40
Fillers.
Cuha and Yara.
S 00 (3)3 75
9c' (gl 30
eS %l 00
I^iqiTOB REPORT.
jobbeb's pbicbs
Dec, 28, 1869.
BRANDY.
J. Hennessy. gold 6 35 @IS 00
Thos. Hlne <fc Co " 1
Leger Freres " @
do Vergold " @
Marett <fe Co '«
F. MestreaUiSfc Co ««
Otard Dupuy & Co
do do V. 0. P.. '<
Plnat, Castillon Co "
MestrezatA Co "
Planat ifc Co "
Renault & Co ««
Riviere. (Jardrat & Co.... "
Jules Robin "
Thos. Freres, Brisson <fe Co. "
J. Vassal <fc (Jo "
do V. O. & 8. O. P.... "
.gold
_ ®Z Z
5 25 @\6 00
10 50 (« ,12 00
5 00 (fflO 00
6 75
S)15 00
9 00
6 23
6 00
8 00
14 00
80 (a 10 00
@1S 50
33 (($\0 00
75 (a) 5 00
Vinegrowers lea Cognac
do Antediluvian
Vlnyard Proprietors. "
RocheUe Brandies "
MISCELLANEOUS.
Kum (Jamaica) duty paid 4 25 (A 5
St. Croix (gold-) gold
Whiskey 'Inip'td) Dutv paid "
Gin " " <i
Cordials, cases currency
Sherries gold— iO
Port Wine, in cases " 9 00
Royal Oporto Wine Co,..'.* " 2 75
Burgundy Porta currency— 90
Champagne (quarts gold 13 00
75 ut 4
4 25 4
3 10 lie 4
9 50 C«-d6
t (i2 7
00
00
75
00
00
00
16 00
5 00
2 50
36 00
26
]ytENDELSO^PS RATIONAL BANK NOTE REPORTER.
G-ROCERIES, FRUITS, &c.,'
OOKRECTED WEEKLY BY
CONCKUN & MARKS. 155 West St., N. Y.
SCTGARS.
Standard Hard Ib^md
do A 15 C^L9>g
do B 14%'@15
do Extra C,.14i^^cH>^
do Yellow C,U}i^U
Porto Rico 12 mU
Muscovado 12 MIS
Sugar House @1S
TEAS.
I Gunpowder 1 00@1 70
[Imperial 1 00(gil 55
ey*on 85®! SO
Youni; Hyson , 780*1 50
Oolong 70^1 35
English Breakfast 1 00@1 65
NaturalJapan 75@1 20
Green do 7a(dl 40
TwankT 7a(^ S2
OOFPEEa
I Old Gov. Java 32
I Imitatir>n do 23
Prime Rio _ 84
Good do ii
Fair do ^ ..yo
I Prime Lagulra :i4
MOI1AS8ESL
New Orleans 80(395
Porto Rico (i3@76
Barbadoes 43(a60
j Mnsca ado... &5@60
t Sugar House S3(d635
SYRUPS.
Stuart's Drips $1
White do 1
Goloen do 90(5
Ex Amber Syrups .'70(
Amber
do
PROVISIONS, &c.,
CORBEOTED WEEKLY BY
Baker, vail & CLARK, 301 Washington St.. N. Y
OHEESH.
SugarHouse do ''.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'smii'h^^^^r''^¥^^}^^^'^°
MACHEREIiL. |
Extra No. 1 Mess, bbl 85 00 Extra Faotof-y . .17 (ttlS
Large No. 1 do do S'^ 00 State Dairy " ' ' 16 (il7
Shore No. 1 do do 28 00 English Dairy 87 (3—
Bay No I do do 27 00 Ohio 15 ^i?
SPIOBS.
{pepper 84K@3o^
Pimento 81!^^83H
Cloves 36@ 8s
Nutmegs 1 40(5il 60
Maee • . . _ (fti 66
Cassia.... 80
Ginger 18^ 22
FOREIGN FRUrrS.
Layer Raisins, new crop 4 80@4 40
M do _ @nom
Seedless Raisins 7 75(a8 Oj
Turkish Prunes 11 @ia
French do ...10 tell
Figs new 14 &20
Currants ...11 @ia
NUTS.
Almonds, Princess 60@e5
do soft shell 38(^30
do Sicily 14
English Walnuts 11@1B
Maderia Nuts 1^otI4
Brazil Nuts ISccslfi Kltts
FilbertB 15fal6
Pecans l7C^?:j
Pea Nuts 3 60@3 75
Shore No. 3 do
Bay "No. S do
Large No 3 do
MeSam NoS do
rlO 00
do 14 00
do 17 00
do 14 00
do 9 50
CODFISH.
St. George's Bank, qnti 7 75
Marblehead do 7 00
Grand Bank do 6 50
Pickled Cod, bbl 6 50
SCALE FIEH.
Pickled, bbl 5 .50
Pollock, dry, qntl 3 60
HaKe do S SO
Cusk do 8 00
TONGUES & SOUNDS.
Barrels 12
Half barrels •
Quarters -
00
CIMED GOODS MD GROCERS* SU]«)RIES,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
BOGLE & LYLES, 83 Barclay st. N. Y.
CANNED FRUITS, AO.
P«aches 8 lbs.. 3 76® —
o do 3 do.. 3 40M —
Btrawbenies 3 do.. 5 bO(^ —
3 do.. 4 50(0(5 50
Blackberries 3 do.. 3 SuSl 50
Raspberries 2 do. .5 OOuQ —
Pine Apples 3 do. .S QO(a, —
Pears 2 do.. 4 uu^O 00
Qiinces 2 do. .4 00g)5 SO
Cherries 2 do
Tomatoes 3 do
do 2 do
Green Com 2 do
Green Peas 2 do.
Lima Beans 8 do'.. 4 OOi
String do 3 do..8 26(ai4 W
Whortleberries. ...2 do.. 3 Oo@ —
[Fresh Lobsters. . .8 do. .8 O&ls —
do ..1 do.. 2 OOw) —
Cove Oysters 8 do-- ~ @3 75
do ....1 do. ^ -
Salmon 1 do.
I Asi'd Preserves, ..3 do!
do Jellies 2 do.
do Jams 3 do.
do JPie FrtUts. qts ...
do French Fruita, qts. — r<$l2 00
I Spanish Olives, qts u 25r2 —
do Capers, hf pis...S 00@6 60
.4 50^ —
.2 40(3 —
26m 75
3 OOMt Oo
S* so
00
— (a; I 75
— <ai V6
— Qpa 35
— (0)3 75
— (<i6 00
.4 50((£5 50
GROCERS' SUNDRIES
I Chemical Soap 6>^(0(ia
Family do 9 '^low
No. 1 do 6 "
Lanndry do —
Pearl do 9
Saleratoj) 9
I Candles, Put. Sperin !!.".' —
do Adamantine. ..19
do Tallow _
Bice, Carolinu _
Rice, Ragooii §5^(1^ u
Cream lartar 20 tu,!)0
English 8 C .Soda 7 V
Dixon's Stove Polish — frtrt .^o
Cookl g Extracts — (ajl !>{)
Olive Oil, pts — («r> 50
I Castor Oil. 3 oz — Ml 2!i
[ Sal Soda — fefl 8^
Sail Petro — (klS
Xnditfo 1 00(^1 73
I .Chocolate 38 (({68
(Cocoa 40 @60
Conoen. Lye, jprcase 8 fl0@8 CO
Castile Soap, Imp 15 (g? —
do Amer 13 ®14
Toilet Soaps— list prices.
Worcesterah Sauce, pts. — @9 00
Lendon Club do pU, — @4 00
Pepper do pts. — (tjl 35
Tomato Catsup pts.l 30^1 50
Lemon Syrup qts. @4 00
Maccaroni . . , 13 @15
Vermicelli 13 (^15
French Mustard, .pots. . —
Ground do ..cans.. 30
Sardmea hall . .31
do qrs
Hominy..
Samp
Farina pr box
Wheaten Grits
Starch
Corn Starch
Maizenna _
Oat Meal pr bbl. 11 00@I2 CO
Yeast Powder, pr doz. 1 50(<$ 5 00
Yeast Cakes . . pr gro. ti7>i(g 90
lilaokiug pr gro.
Bluemg, 6, 8, 13, do
Pepper, ground
do do }4 pr doz
Cinnamon, ground .. .
do do 3^ pr doz
Allspice, ground
do do 3i pr doz
Cloves, ground
do do ^ pr doz
Ginger, ground
do do pr doz
Canary Seed. . pr bush
Hemp do
Rape do
SALMON.
Pickled, tierce 88 00
do bbl 36 00
do halt bbl 13 33
Spiced, can 1 SO
%1 75
(^40
@40
.18 (fle30
— ® zy^
— i%
— (g 6 00
— (a 4 25
9@ 10
— @ 12
12
HERRING.
Piokled Labrador, bbl.... CO
lIo ' Halifax eibed do 7 60
do Eastport do do 4 25
. do large Portland do 0 50
do Split do •
do * Round 5 i)0
^msiked, sealed, box 45<3—
do No. 1 do (a;35
Dutcii, keg 3 00
SHAD.
No 1, new, bbl —
do hall bbl —
Conn. River do —
TROUT.
No. 1, Mackinaw, half bbl
00
BLUH FISH.
No. 1, bbl U 00
No,
WHITE FISH,
half bbl
50
ft 00@20 00
6 C0(£(i3 00
— (^1 43
— (a 3 00
— @ 90
3 26
Curraway Seed 19
Broma —
(^oooa. Shells ~ (u)
PICKLES.
SALT.
Ashton s, Sack 8 35
Marshall 3 75
HiK^ins - --3 10
Evans —3 75
Turk's Island » bush. 66
BUTTER.
Extra choice half tubs -*-@45
Welch tubs 38(»10
State firkins t!ri@4S
Western 3B(3!30
I'lain inul mixed, gal 5 66@0 75
do do half xal - 50
do do quart.. — (3)3 00
do do plut 2 OO.^ej —
Medium, per 100 bOM 85
Chow Chow — (S4 26
)PicUmi.'"- — <a4 j»
FLOUR.
State Superfine 5 40(^ 5 60
State extra « 00(4 6 5')
Faucy 6 40(3) 6 75
45' Western extra 5 00((< 6 50
10 Ohio Shipping 5 75C<< A
Ohio family. 6 50(^ 7 00
St- Louis, extra « 3f>C<S 7 00
Conn E. D i8 @20
BEEF.
Fulton Mai-ket Mess, bbl 25 00
ds do half bbL14 oo
Packet, bbl 20.00
Western 10 00(gl5 Ou
PORK.
Dutchess Co. Mess, bbl 32 80
do clear ex. do 36 00,
do Neck
do Butt
do Rnmp
Mess heavy,
do thin.
do 20 00
do 2tf 50
do 33 50
do 33 00
do 81 50
LARD.
Pure leaf, tea A bbls, Ib.l9><(g20
do firkins, lb.iaHC<»30
do half firkins, lb. iy^CaiiO
Refined, tcs ct bbu, lb. 15 (318
do firkins, lb 16 ^18
do half firtins, lb. 15 (^13
SMOKED MEAT.
Hams, 6u8. cur. city, lb.— (331
CO do west, lb.— fttSO
do plain cured, lb.— @19
do bagged, lb.— (di33
Should, fau. cur. city, lb.— ®15
do do west, lb.— a;l4V^
do plain cured, lb.— (2!14>^
do bagged, lb.— ^16
Bacon lb.— @19
Beei, extra Chicago.. lb.— ^JJO
SMOKED FISH.
No. Scotia Smoked Salmon, lb.20
Smcked Ualibnt 9>5
BEEF TONGUES.
Smolted, lb 30
Picklel:, lb 16
APPLES.
Dried, lb 8^'® 9^
do sliced, la 11>4@13
PEACHES.
Dned, peeled, lb IZ, @n
do uupeelod, lb 9 (cjlS
TWINE.
Patent, Cotton..! 28 (gSO
Canada extra
Canada family..
Halliuiore'cxlra .
Ualtimore family
Rye
CalllornU » 36
Or«gon.., 7 60
6 3u(
« 50(5
6 bSy
7 35(1
4 00^
7 00
7 75
6 60
111 50
6 00
8 00
SAL SODA.
Per lb 3«{(2 8
PIPES.
In box, S gro each, .gro.23 (gSo
LIME.
Glens' Falls, whitewash, bbl.. 3 00
VINEGAR.
Pure Cider, gal :J5 (9—
Manufactured, ex., oul..l5 (g'3;i
GRAIN
Wheat, Genesee, wht...l 85(3 —
do Culiloruia, whl. .1 25^ —
do Ohio, white 1 85(2 -
do Midi., iviLter. ..1 8S(^ —
do Spring, western, 1 'iOi^ii —
Western Bye BOr.M ( 0
Canada do 99(u.l (5
Oats, State 6ft
do Western 08(3
Corn do mixed.... 1 00^1 16
do ytllow 1 lOai 18
7
NEW Y. STOCK
EX CHAN OE.
Dec. 23, 1W59.
W. T. 8TATE BBOURITIE8.
Otfeitjd. A«t«<1.
New Yorh
Rl>((. Ro. Jj..
106
10tt?i
do
coup, do
do
Tft 1870....
do
6b 18T-J..,.
101 >^
do
C8 1878....
101>i
do
t6 1874 ....
do
«6 1875....
loai^
do
6b 1877....
102'^
do
SB 1878....
do
58 1871....
do
5e 1874....
do
58 1875....
do
5e 1876....
omr, io.
N. T. eitvCe 1875.
68 1876.
68 1878....
6e 1887....
68 1876.,..
68 1898....
6e 1858 F. L.
— «t8
do
do
do
do
do
do
Brooklyn 68
do «8 Wat. L'n
do 68 P. Pk. L.
do 68 Imp. 8'k,
KinjjB Co. 68 — —
J. C. 6b, Water Loan, 92>^ S3
c ;.r
92
93
— 90
BANKS.
1S6
New York 100 184
Manhattan 50 140
Merchants 60 ia8
Mechaniee 25 135
Union 60 122)^
America 100 146
City 100 210
PhcBnlx iO 1083^ 110
North River 50 95
Tradesmon'B 40 153
Fulton 30 160
Greenwich "JS 160
Butchers & Drovers 25 140
Medianics & Trad's 25 125
NaUonal 50 113
Merchants' Exch ..50 —
Leather Manufaa . . 100 183
Seventh Ward 100 110
State ol New York.100 106
Commerce 100 134
Mech'8 B'kg AsBo'n 50 —
Broadway 25 275
Ocean 50 80
Mercantile 10© —
American ExchangelOO 110
Pacific 60 —
Chatham 25 170
B'k 01 the RepnblielOO 119
Bank of N. AmoncalOO 106
Hanover 100 109
Irving 50 115
Metropolitan 100 187
Citizens 25
Peoples 25
Grocers 50
East River 25
Market 100
Nassau 100
Shoe and Leather.. 100 140
Com Exchange 100 —
Continentitl 100 100
St Nicholas 100 114
Marine 100 110
Commonwealth 100 111
Atlantic 100 —
New York County,100 ISO
Import's & TraderalOO 184
Park 100 163
Mannf. <&Merch's..lOO 103
N. Y. Nat. Exc ....100 —
Central National ...100 ^09
First National _
Fourth National ICA
Ninth National Jl:j
Tenth National 65
Eleventh Ward 103
Oriental Bank 150
Sold EsehuDge —
140
120
m
123
108
180
148
100
160
143
114
120
190
113
10«>^
12V
135
85
113
300
120
10 7
109
138
140
144
125
105
133
141
135
101
119
115
107
165
165
KM
110
110
i05
114
OOVMXINT SEOURmilS.
0«'d. Ask'd.
U 8. Loaneereg 1881 lift 116
do tiBcou 1881 m% 119
ao 5-20 retc. 1862 111^ 111%
do 5-20 cou 1962 113!^ na%
ao 5-20 rcg. 1864 — —
do 5-20 coa 18ri4 111% 113
do 5-20 reg. ]8('>5 — —
do 5-20 coa 1805 111% 112
do 5-20 reg n. )8 1.S15 — —
ao 5-20 cou n. is. 1865 114% lUX
do 5-20 rcg. 1867 — —
do 5-20 cou. 1807 114^ 114%
do 5-20 reg. 1668 — —
do 5-20 coo. 1868 lUj^' 114%
do Ore. VV. L'n, 1881 — —
do do }^ year, 1881 — —
do 66 rcg 1871 —
do 6b coupon .. .1871 — —
do 58 end coup.. 1871 — —
doSereg. ..1874 — —
do 68 coupon. ..1874 — —
do end coupon. .1874 — —
•do 10-40 registered.. 108^ —
do 10-40 coupon .... 108K 109i
do O's Currency .... I08>i 109
American Gold 120% —
RAUiROADS.
Ofl'd. Afiked
New York Central.lOO
Oil 'd.
. . . 99
Asked.
Hudson River 100
N. Y. Cent. & H'd. R.
do do Cert'fB.
Erie Railwuv '.00
do prcf 100
Ilariera r,()
86%
81)4'
21 >i
127
136
87
4;
STATE SECURTPIEa
OHiofis 1875 — 1«0
do 68 1881 100 —
do 6b 1886 100 —
Kehtdckt 68. — 98
Illlhois Can. BdB,1860 — —
do re« I860 — —
do 6'8 coup 79 alt i86« — . —
So do 1862 — —
do ao 1866 ~ —
do do 1870 — —
do coupon 6'8 1877 — —
do do 1879 — —
do "War Loan. 10 2 —
Indiana 6e, War Loan. — —
do 58 — —
M10HIGAJ168 1873 — —
QO fiB 1878 — —
do 68 1883 — —
do 78 .1678 97 —
do (8 War Loan 97 —
Tennessee 88 ex -coup, 51 —
do 68 n. b'ds.. 44^^ 44^^
ViBGiNiA 6'b ex-coup, — 49
do Bs new b'd», 54 —
Georgia 6's — 83
do renew bonds 92 93
NOKTH Cabolina 6' 8,. 42 43
do new bonds.. 30 — .
MissouBi 6'b 9(% 91
do H. & St. Jo. I68. — 93
LotnsiANA 68 69 "lOyi
do esLev.b'ds 62i^ 63^
do 8s do 771^ 80
California T's — —
do T's Large B'ds, — —
Connecticut G'e 99 100
RhOCB ISLAJJD 3's.... 94 —
Alabama 58 — —
do fee.... 97
MISCELLANEOUS.
National Lue Saving &,
Ship Ballasting Co.lOO —
N. Y. Life & T. Go. 100 —
Farm's L. <fc T. Co 25 —
U. 8. Trust Co ..,.100 —
Union Trust Co 100 —
N. Y. Gas-Light Co. 50 —
Man. Gas-Light Co. 50 230
Brooklyn Gas Co. . . 25 200
Citizens Gas Co ... . —
Williamsburg Gas . . oO 130
Harlem Gas Co 50 —
Canton Co. Balti . ..100 —
Del. & Hud. Canal, 100 120
Pennsylvania Coal.. 50 —
Central Coal
Cumb. Coal pref. . .100 i.5!<
American Coal
Spring Mount C . 50 60
Western Union Tele.. 82%
QmcKsjlverMin'g..lOO 15^^
Mariposa Mining. . . 100 f 3^
jSrlariposa preferred... 15?^
Pacific MaiL lOO 48;^
Boston Water Power.. 14
Adams Express 61
Wells. Fargo Exp 21
Americiin Express 83
United States Exp.... 493^
Mcrchanisljnlon Ei., —
121
60
27^
40
82J^
15?^
8
15?i
48%
14%
61%
23
41
50
do pref 50
Second avenue- 100 — —
Third do 100 — —
Sixth do lOO — —
Eighth do 100 — —
BrboRljTi City 10 — —
Long Island — —
Norwich & Wore.. 100 - —
Stonlngton 100 — —
New Haven & Hart. 100
New York AN. H....
do eerip
Boston, Hart « Erie,.
Reading 50
Michigan Central ..100 116
L. Sho. & Mch. So. 100 85%
Panama 100 200
Illinois Central .... 100 130
Cleveland & Pitts.. 50
Cle. CoLCinA Ind. 100
Chicago dt N'west .100
do prel.lOO
Cleveland & Toledo 50
Lake Shore —
Chicago & R. I ....100 105
Chi., Bur. &Quin..lOO 147^ 148
Milwau. & St Paul... 73% 7.i%
do pref.... 85% 85%
Indionap. <E Cin 50 — 83
Del Lack. & West. 50 107% 107%
ToL Wab. & West. 53 52%
do pref. — —
New Jersey 100 118
8%
99%
83
74%
68%
83%
135
137
9
118
66
205
84
74%
69
82%
105%
180
90
85%
86%
29
57
dc Central.. 100 89%
Morris A EjBsex 85
Pitts. F. W. & Chi. 100 86
Alton & T. Haute . .100 25
do pref.. 180 65
Chicago & Alton. . .100 141% 141%
do pref... 100 140% 141
Ohio & Miss. Railway. 28% 24>g
do do preli — —
Marietta & CimL let p. — —
do Sdprel, — —
Han. & St Jo. K R .. 108 109
do prel.. 108 —
ChL & Great Eastern. — —
ChL & Milwaukie — —
Joliet & Chicago —
RAILROAD BONDS.
.1888
.1887
N. T. Central 6'„.
do e's.
do 6'b R. Es..
do 6'6 Sub'n..
do 7'8 1876
do T's conv...l876
do re 1865-76
Erie 1st Mort exten..
do 1st Endorsed....
do rs 2d da 1879
do 7'b 3d do 1888
do T's 4th do 1880
do7'8 5th do 1888
B. N. Y. <fe. E. 1 M1877
H. R. rs Ist M 1869-70
do 7'b 2d 8. F. .1885
do 7'8 3d 1875
Harlem Ist Mtge 97
do Con. Mtee&S'kF —
Mich. Cen. Ss.. 1869-72 116
do n. let M. 8's..l882 —
C. B. & Q. Ss, 1st M. Ill
Mich. Bo. 7s, 2d M..
M. S. & N. L 8. F'd 7s. 97
Pac. R. T's gTiaf by Mo 93
nilnois Central 7s. 1870 lltt
Alton & T. H. 1st M.. 93
do 2d do pref..
do 2d do Inc..,
Chic. & N. W. 8. F'd.
do Int Bonds .
do Ex'n Bond,
do let Mort...
do Con. 7tt cony
Han. & St. Jo. L. G. ..
do Convertable . .
86%
87
85
65
100
95 97
— 89
— 84
73% 75
68 —
— 85
99% I
98
93
80
74
79
83
70
70
— 89
93%
130
95
60
72
97
79
71
85 _
90%
93
90
Ijick. A West B'ds...
Del. L. A West Ist M.
do 2d M.
Tol. A Wab'h let Mor.
do Istext'd..
do 2d
do Equip Bds
Tol. W. A West B. F.
Gt West 1st M ..1868
do ao . . 1888
do 2d ..1893
Quln. A Tol. Ist M 1890
Ills. A Uo. Iowa 1st Mo
do ao 2d Mo —
Galena A Chic. Extc . . —
do 2d Mort.. —
Chic. A R. I. iBt Mort 101%
do Pacific is 97
Cleve. A Tol. 8'k F'd, 96
N. J , Central let Mo , .
do 2d Mo...
MorriB A Essex 1st M
do 2d M
PitU. F. W.AC. IstM
do ao 2d M
do do 8d M
Cle. A Pit. Con. 8'k F.
do 2d Mort...
d« 3d do ..
do 4th do ..
Chic. A Alton 8'k F'd, —
do IstM'tglOO
do Income 8)%
Atlan. A Gt W. 1st M —
do ao 3d do —
Ohio A Mies. 1st Mo..
do eonsoli'd
Dub. A 8ioC. 1st Mti?e
Peninsula R. R. Bonds,
MIL A St P. letM. 88 103
do do 73-10 —
do l8t M —
do 2dM —
do L A M. d
Marietta A Cin. 1st M.
Chicago A Mil. Ist M.
Joliet A Ohica. Tst M ,
Chi. A Gt. East 1st M,
N. York A N. H. O's..
Bob., Hart. A Erie let
6'J
81
75
80
105
7S
102
94
97%
100 —
8*% -
93 98
100 —
— 90
88% —
100
90
75
101
87
95
8S
100
103%
90
92
86 8S
87 —
75% —
95 ' —
78
92
81
93
81
FREE LIST.
Ashburton Coal — —
Maoon A West R. R. — —
Rome A W'town R. R. 105 110
do 1st bonds, — —
Mai iposa let bonds. . . — —
do new do .. — —
do Trust Cert — —
Long Dock bonds — —
Am. D'k A Inop. b'ds, — —
Det, Mnn. ATo. b'ds, — —
Western Union bonds, 85 85%
Connecticut War Loaa
ToL Peo. A War. E. D. — —
do do W. D. — —
Lit Mia. R. R. bonds, — —
Du. A Sion. Qiy R. R. — _
do do pref. — _
Renssalear & Sara, R., —
cfo do bonds, — —
Cle. & ToL new bonds — —
Cle. P'Ue & A£h. n. b. — —
do ao oldb. — —
Buff. A Erie new b'ds, — —
^o stock, — —
Bank's A Brok's Asso. — —
Memp. A Ch'town R. — —
do 1st bonds, — —
South Carolina 6s _ _
do new bonds, — —
Hudson River Scrip —
Brunswick City _ _
Co. Chi. A Ind. Cen.R'. - _
t^<V ChL Alnd. Istm. — _
Wilk'iiarre Coal&M., — _
Jr^iUT Improvement, ., _ _
Iron Mountain bonds, — _
Oil Creek & AUeg K. — _
Oil Creek bonds, _
Indiana State Loans' " — —
Alb. & J3usq_ 1st bonds —
do 2a do — _
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BANKERS,
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AND
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w.
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